Be Afraid: Climate Change
When it comes to the climate, fear may help inspire much-needed urgency
When it comes to the climate, fear may help inspire much-needed urgency
She began by being the first lawyer to sue under the Clean Air Act. Now, she oversees California’s response to climate change.
Climate change is not a problem for the future. Heat, drought, storms and fires are upon us now
“What’s the problem you’re trying to solve? What does the research say about how to get there? And then how do you convince people?”
One city’s efforts to move beyond debate over climate change and begin preparing for its effects
A look at the story, in video, behind the efforts by Long Beach to address climate change
Jerry Brown and Donald Trump see the world differently. One will prevail.
“We help utilities and utility regulators think about how to design programs … to bring more clean power into the air.”
UCLA researchers create a new atlas to map energy use and identify ways to conserve.
How to convince consumers to track their energy usage and reduce it — the study of incentives.
Rick Meyer’s regularly appearing column takes a lighter look at politics and public affairs around the world. This month: “Brain Implants?”
Facing a critical drought, California considers the costs and benefits of desalination
In the clash over California and national values, the stakes are high and the research compelling.
Mark Gold, once of Heal the Bay, bring his advocacy skills to UCLA’s Grand Challenge.
Video special: Gov. Jerry Brown discusses environmentalism, politics and his own history.