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Daily Mail: Barbra Streisand and Gisele Bundchen will be honored at UCLA’s annual Hollywood for Science Gala

Barbra Streisand and Gisele Bundchen will be honored for their commitment to environmental activism at the UCLA Institute for the Environment and Sustainibility’s annual Hollywood for Science Gala.

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Billboard: Barbra Streisand & Gisele Bundchen to Be Honored at 2019 Hollywood for Science Gala

UCLA Institute of the Environment & Sustainability (IoES) announced Wednesday (Jan. 16) that Barbra Streisand and Gisele Bündchen will be honored for their environmental activism at the annual Hollywood for Science…

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Pritzker nominee, José González, in Bay Nature

Pritzker nominee José González is an experienced and passionate speaker, artist, nature-lover, science communicator and educator who founded Latino Outdoors. In Bay Nature he writes: “How Do People Know About…

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People Magazine: Barbra Streisand and Gisele Bündchen to Be Honored for Environmental Activism During Oscar Week

After years of using their platforms to protect the environment,  Barbra Streisand and Gisele Bündchen will both be honored next month at the UCLA Institute of the Environment & Sustainability‘s…

people magazine: barbra streisand and gisele bündchen to be honored for environmental activism during oscar week

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Ann Carlson in LA Times

Ann Carlson is the Shirley Shapiro Professor of Environmental Law, and the inaugural Faculty Director of the Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the UCLA School of Law.…


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Daniel Swain in SF Chronicle

UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain, an assistant researcher at UCLA who publishes the California Weather Blog, said he expects “unusually warm, dry and quiescent weather” in Northern California for weeks,…


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Stephanie Pincelt and Jennifer Jay in the Daily Bruin

UCLA’s Daily Bruin asked IoES professor Jennifer Jay and researcher Stephanie Pincetl how students can be more sustainable in 2019. Jay spoke about food choices and Pincetl spoke about energy…

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Daniel Swain in Curbed LA

Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA, writes about the rain storms this week in LA. 

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Congo Basin Institute in Foreign Service Journal

UCLA operates multiple tropical research facilities in Central Africa through its Congo Basin Institute, a partnership with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture.  In this Foreign Service Journal article, the…

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Glen MacDonald in TIME Magazine, CA Wildfires

Glen MacDonald is Director of UCLA’s White Mountain Research Center. His research focuses on climate change, its causes and its impact on the environment and society. MacDonald commented on President Trump’s…

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‘We are all in this together’: California, Puerto Rico officials join in climate fight

IoES Center for Climate Science director Alex Hall talks with USA Today about the role of climate change in California wildfires and Atlantic Hurricanes.

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2019 will be the year L.A. starts to wean itself from imported water

UCLA’s Mark Gold in the LA Times.  Gold writes about what 2019 will bring for L.A.’s water. 

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Catastrophic fires are a reckoning for Californians and their ‘new normal.’ Has the state reached a tipping point?

Jon Christensen is an adjunct assistant professor in the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, the Department of History, and the Center for Digital Humanities at UCLA.  In this LA…

catastrophic fires are a reckoning for californians and their ‘new normal.’ has the state reached a tipping point?

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Dennis P. Lettenmaier Receives 2018 Robert E. Horton Medal

Dennis Lettenmaier is a Distinguished Professor of Geography at UCLA who studies hydrological modeling and prediction, hydrologic remote sensing, hydrology-climate interactions, and water management.  Earth and Space Science News reported that…

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New management strategies may help Los Angeles avoid future water crises

Stephanie Pincetl is Professor-in-Residence at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability and Director of the California Center for Sustainable Communities at UCLA. In this UPI article, she discusses…

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In Case You Missed It

The biggest climate news from this past week Monday December 10, 2018 – Friday December 14, 2018 Business Stella McCartney, Burberry among fashion brands uniting against climate change Investors with…

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Here’s what those Bay Area weather terms you always hear actually mean

Daniel Swian is a climate scientist at UCLA. As a climate scientist, he studies the physics, dynamics, and impacts of the Earth’s changing climate system. In this SF Gate article,…

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BioCellection, co-founder win Pritzker environmental prize

Entrepreneur Miranda Wang and BioCellection, the Menlo Park-based company she co-founded, have been named the winners of the Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award for 2018. The prestigious award, which includes…

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A wet start to the winter brings piles of snow to California mountains and high hopes for water supply

Still, researchers are predicting a climate pattern is emerging: one of extreme highs and extreme lows, or “whiplash events,” said Neil Berg, a climate scientist at UCLA’s Center for Climate…

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What they’re reading: 2018 Pritkzer Award candidates book recommendations

At this year’s 2018 Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award ceremony, each candidate shared a book that has impacted their lives. Here’s the list, for anyone who wants to think like…

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U.S.-China Friction Threatens to Undercut the Fight Against Climate Change

“It takes the pressure off of greater ambition and faster action,” said Alex Wang, a University of California Los Angeles law professor who follows China’s environmental policy, of the United…

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GreenShorts puts Southern California high school students into the director’s chair

By Nicki Aviel For the third year, UCLA invites SoCal high schoolers to get creative with GreenShorts — an environmental short film contest hosted by the Institute of the Environment…

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How The Iconic 1968 Earthrise Photo Changed Our Relationship To The Planet

Earthrise Media founder and our 2017 Pritzker winner, Dan Hammer, in Huffington Post. Earthrise Media‘s images were used in this article by Bill McKibben to discuss the impact of satellite…

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