Research | Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Environment and Resources, Stanford University

Freshwater sustainability of water supplies in the rapidly growing city of Chennai, India water rights and conflicts resulting from population growth in the Western US economic and organizational stability of water cooperatives in Buenos Aries	Energy and Climate role of local climate policies in curbing greenhouse gas emissions impact of climate change on the quality and financial stability of the Northern California wine industry economic and ecological impact of new energy industries in China and India
Land Use and Conservation community-based systems of land use that integrate indigenous Hawaiian knowledge effectiveness of conservation investments and restoration of working landscapes, such as native Hawaiian koa forest reforestation policies and economic incentives for the Maori communities of New Zealand	Oceans and Estuaries threats from industrial aquaculture on ocean ecosystems and local economies in South America impact of destructive fishing practices on the health and productivity of fisheries in Baja, Mexico effect of marine protected areas off the California coast on surrounding fish stocks