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Grid Vulnerability Due to High Heat
Alex Ricklefs of the CCSC has compiled a presentation on the impact of high heat events on the energy grid. Climate change has increased the number of extreme weather events in turn increasing energy demand.
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CCSC on the web: Cities, data, and greenhouse gas emissions
Dr. Stephanie Pincetl and Dr. Erik Porse authored this week’s post on the Urbanization and Global Environmental Change (UGEC) project blog, Viewpoints. An excerpt: In the United States, the 20th…
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CCSC’s Alex Ricklefs featured in LA Times Op-ed!
If L.A. wants to avoid summer blackouts and another Aliso Canyon, we need to reinvent our energy system. Here’s how… “Here in the Southland, we can help solve this part…
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4 Degrees of (Climate) Change
“I want to see them burn, its only 4 degrees” – ANOHNI, on the song 4 Degrees By Alex Ricklefs The song 4 Degrees, off the artist ANOHNI’s new album…
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UCLA’s Free Energy Atlas Uncovers L.A. Buildings’ Role in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Combining Never-Before–Available Data from Energy Utilities with Public Data, the Database Provides an Unprecedented Look at Energy Use
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The hard work of sustainable groundwater management
By Dr. Erik Porse, CCSC Postdoctoral researcher This article was originally published on the California Water Blog Under California’s new groundwater law, local agencies must adopt long-term plans for sustainably managing…
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UCLA pools together data to help inform drought mitigation
By Tetra Balestri, Student Contributor
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UCLA report shows 75 percent of Los Angeles County water systems vulnerable to drought, other challenges
Innovative maps in a “Water Atlas” compiled by the Luskin Center for Innovation show which areas are most threatened
