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Los Angeles Times

How to farm in a dry world — Dr. Pincetl for the Los Angeles Times

For California agriculture to survive, we will need nothing short of a revolutionary re-envisioning of the future. The alternative is extinction. Stephanie Pincetl is a professor at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability and founding director of the California Center for Sustainable Communities at UCLA. This article was produced in partnership with Zócalo Public Square.

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Daily Bruin

Dr. Pincetl, UCLA community members examine potential impacts of federal infrastructure law

Stephanie Pincetl, a professor of environment and sustainability, said the new infrastructure law is not enough to completely address the problems facing American infrastructure today. She said she believes the law is not truly unprecedented, but rather that people are not used to seeing infrastructure investments. Pincetl added the government should provide more generous funding, considering the larger sums spent on other sectors of the economy and the military. “What we actually need is a Congress that is willing to spend taxpayer money on taxpayers and an investment for the nation’s future,” Pincetl said.

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UCLA Newsroom

Marilyn Raphael on Climate and Justice

The geographer and director of UCLA”s Institute of the Environment and Sustainability is exploring how work in her field can help vulnerable people all over the globe.

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Foreign Policy

Daniel Swain in Foreign Policy

This is a “defining decade,” said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles. “If we don’t have large success this decade in bending the carbon…

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BuzzFeed News

Daniel Swain in BuzzFeed News:

“It’s been really remarkable how infrequently we talk about the costs of not solving the problem, which are almost incalculably large,” Daniel Swain, UCLA climate scientist.

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