40 Years of Innovation in Earth & Environmental Sciences

The Earth & Environmental Sciences Area (EESA) at Berkeley Lab is a vibrant research group made up of hundreds of scientists studying subsurface energy strategies (such as geologic carbon sequestration and nuclear waste storage), environmental remediation, watershed and ecosystem science, and climate change.
In this video, EESA scientists reflect upon 40 years of innovative research, and discuss how EESA's Strategic Vision is guiding their work to solve some of the most urgent-and complex-environmental and energy problems of the 21st century.
The Strategic Vision seeks to harness innovative and diverse EESA talent to take on five ambitious, but achievable, earth and environmental Grand Challenges. By focusing on these challenges, EESA scientists use collaborative teamwork to discover the scientific underpinnings important for sustaining healthy soil and clean water, sequestering atmospheric carbon, using subsurface resources responsibly, and developing strategies for resilience in a changing world.
Learn more about the Strategic Vision here: eesa.lbl.gov/a...
Video produced by Kristine Wong