San Francisco Chronicle
According to Ann Carlson (UCLA Law/ IoES Faculty) and Peter Frumhoff (Union of Concerned Scientists), communities can hold fossil fuel companies accountable because of the scientific connection between emissions from…
Featured Faculty: Ann Carlson
The Mercury News
Mercury News included information from IoES climate scientist Daniel Swain’s weather blog in their article discussing the upcoming March storm, which could be the biggest storm of the year for…
Featured: Daniel Swain
Ventura County Star
Daniel Swain, IoES climate scientist, spoke with the Ventura County Star; “These are the areas we know already are very vulnerable during intense precipitation but this also, unfortunately, happens to…
Featured: Daniel Swain
UCLA Newsroom
Thank you to Anthony and Jeanne Pritzker for supporting many of UCLA‘s endeavors, as shown in this UCLA Newsroom article. Anthony Pritzker serves on the IoES Board of Advisors and has…
Featured: Anthony N. Pritzker
Los Angeles Times
Mark Gold, associate vice chancellor of environment and sustainability at UCLA, leader of the Sustainable LA Grand Challenge, and IoES faculty member contributed an opinion piece to the LA Times.
Featured: Mark Gold
Veterinary Practice News referenced a study made by IoES faculty member, Gregory Okin, that found dogs and cats create the equivalent of 64 million tons of carbon dioxide per year.
Featured Faculty: Gregory Okin
Xinhuanet North America quoted UCLA Environmental Law professor/ IoES faculty member Ann Carlson; “If Trump doesn’t withdraw the United States from the 1992 UNFCCC, we remain a party to it…
Featured Faculty: Ann Carlson
The Sacramento Bee
“All indications are we’re not even going to come close” to a normal winter, said IoES climate scientist Daniel Swain said the Sacramento Bee.
Bloomberg
Ann Carlson, UCLA Law professor and IoES faculty, discussed comments made by Scott Pruitt signalling an upcoming fight between the federal government and California in automotive emissions regulation.
Featured Faculty: Ann Carlson
Popular Science
Professor Magali Delmas provided her insight on the Powerhouse green building standard and discussed her thoughts on the future of green buildings to Popular Science.
Featured Faculty: Magali (Maggie) Delmas
Climate Liability News
Sean Hecht, UCLA environmental law professor and IoES faculty member spoke with Climate Liability News. “Utilities use gas for power plants, and that doesn’t make them the most sympathetic plaintiffs.”
Featured: Sean Hecht
University of California
IoES faculty member and director of the Center for Climate Science, Alex Hall will be the principal investigator of the, “The future of California drought, fire and forest dieback,” research…
Featured Faculty: Alex Hall
Daily Bruin
Mark Gold, UCLA associate vice chancellor for environment and sustainability and IoES faculty member told the UCLA Daily Bruin, “I think it’s great for the students (as) a learning opportunity…
Featured: Mark Gold
The New York Times
“We are always looking for the saving grace in California… Is this a miracle March? Is this an awesome April? Is this a miraculous turn around? It’s amazing how often…
Featured: Daniel Swain
KPCC
“As of right now it’s not yet a March miracle… We doubled it, but that’s still not nearly enough. We’d need to get multiple more storms like this to get…
Featured: Daniel Swain
UCLA Newsroom
The UCLA Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (AOS) will have a new Bachelor’s degree in climate science beginning Spring 2018. UCLA Newsroom interviewed AOS/IoES researchers and faculty members Jochen…
Featured Faculty: Alex Hall and David Neelin
Featured: Jochen Stutz
PBS SoCal
“As we get more and more of this evidence, it’s the duty of policy makers and urban planners to start looking at nature as a very positive solution to many…
Featured: Michael Jerrett
MyNewsLA
“This report is a sobering snapshot of the inequalities that have persisted in South Los Angeles 50 years since the 1968 report,” stated Paul Ong, director of the Center for Neighborhood…
Featured Faculty: Paul Ong
“Hay planes para revitalizarlo y reanimar su relación con las comunidades circundantes en las 51 millas que recorre al pasar por la ciudad. Y con esos planes llegan los temores…
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen
Bloomberg
“There are plans to revitalize the river and its relationship to surrounding communities all along its 51-mile course through the city. And with those plans come fears of green gentrification…”…
Featured Faculty: Jon Christensen
UCLA Anderson Review
UCLA Anderson featured a study featured in Business & Society and co-authored by IoES faculty member Magali Delmas that found green practices are linked to higher productivity only if combined…
Featured Faculty: Magali (Maggie) Delmas
UCLA Newsroom
UCLA Newsroom discussed a study by UCLA researchers that found capturing local stormwater, increasing the use of recycled water, cleaning up groundwater, and stepping up conservation measures could allow LA…
Featured Faculty: Stephanie Pincetl
Featured: Mark Gold and Erik Porse
Daily Bruin
“We still have a few decades before marshes begin to disappear quickly… the most important thing would be to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to help reduce the amount of warming…
Featured Faculty: Richard Ambrose
The Sacramento Bee
“It’ll be a nice white snowpack by later in the week… [but] this week alone isn’t going to cut it,” according to Daniel Swain, IoES climate scientist, who spoke with…
Featured: Daniel Swain