The Weather Channel
The Weather Channel discussed an article written by researchers from the U.S. Geological Survey and UCLA (including IoES faculty members Glen MacDonald and Richard Ambrose) that found tidal wetlands in…
Featured Faculty: Richard Ambrose and Glen MacDonald
Los Angeles Times
The LA Times spoke with UCLA professor of geography, Glen MacDonald, and professor of environmental health, Richard Ambrose, about a study they co-authored that found salt marshes in CA and…
Featured Faculty: Glen MacDonald and Richard Ambrose
Newsweek
Newsweek featured a study co-authored by faculty members Glen MacDonald and Richard Ambrose that studied topography, tides, vegetation, underlying sediments, and water level data from Tijuana, Mexico, to Port Susan, Washington and…
Featured Faculty: Richard Ambrose and Glen MacDonald
KPCC
89.3 KPCC spoke with faculty member Glen MacDonald about a research he co-authored that indicated marshes along the California Coast may disappear if we continue emitting greenhouse gases at our…
Featured Faculty: Glen MacDonald
In their recent article, Big Think discussed the UC/Vox Climate Lab collaboration video, “The diet that helps fight climate change.”
The Fresno Bee
“We have been in an extended period of unusually warm and dry conditions. One might call that a drought,” stated IoES climate scientist Daniel Swain to the Fresno Bee.
Featured: Daniel Swain
Weather Underground
Weather Underground included a recent study co-authored by IoES faculty member Alan Barreca that discussed how low humidity, which may become more prominent in some regions due to climate change,…
Featured Faculty: Alan Barreca
Grist
Professor Aradhna Tripati shared her experience with systemic racism and how she addresses lack of diversity in environmental science through the Center for Diverse Leadership in Science and postdoctoral scholar…
Featured Faculty: Aradhna Tripati
Featured: Jesse Bloom Bateman
Voice of America
“There’s a new concept that the (Chinese) state is calling ecological civilization and it’s been all over the official propaganda and the state leadership messaging.” UCLA Law professor and IoES…
Featured Faculty: Alex Wang
Ventura County Star
The Ventura County Star consulted with IoES climate scientist Daniel Swain; “As a lot of people in Ventura and Santa Barbara County are acutely aware, the drought arguably never really…
Featured: Daniel Swain
Capital Public Radio consulted with Daniel Swain, IoES postdoctoral scholar, about California’s current state of water. High reservoir benefits big cities, but not necessarily farms and the drought never ended…
Mother Jones
Mother Jones included a quote from IoES climate researcher Daniel Swain; “Every week that we don’t reverse this trend from here forward, it’s going to be that much harder to…
Featured: Daniel Swain
The Washington Post
“More and more this is the trend…It’s really not just a question of changing consumer behaviors, but there are also socially responsible investors, and I think companies are trying to…
PNAS
According to Luciana Alves, co-author/ IoES assistant researcher, this study can identify areas to prioritize conservation and help the development of better models to understand responses of different tropical forest…
KQED
KQED consulted with IoES faculty member/ environmental law professor at the Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the UCLA School of Law, Ann Carlson, about potential climate…
Featured Faculty: Ann Carlson
KPCC
Mark Gold, IoES faculty member told 89.3 KPCC Take Two that, “What we’ve seen is that we went from a 24.5 percent reduction in water use – which everybody in…
Featured Faculty: Mark Gold
Scientists announced 40% of California is experiencing moderate drought. Digital Journal quoted Daniel Swain, IoES climate scientist, who stated, “This year it’s going to be pretty stark… There’s not going…
Featured: Daniel Swain
Climate Liability News
IoES Faculty and Co-Directors of Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at UCLA School of Law Ann Carlson and Sean Hecht weigh in on Chevron’s desire to have…
Featured Faculty: Ann Carlson
Featured: Sean Hecht
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Daniel Swain, IoES Climate Scientist, informed the Santa Cruz Sentinel that, “February is the peak season for snow accumulation… Every week that we don’t reverse this trend from here forward,…
Featured: Daniel Swain
Inside Climate News
“This year it’s going to be pretty stark… There’s not going to be a lot of snow on the ground,” according to Daniel Swain, IoES climate scientist to Inside Climate…
Featured: Daniel Swain
ThinkProgress
“We do anticipate changes in precipitation, but even if we didn’t have any changes in precipitation, there would still be a big impact on snowpack due to warming,” Alex Hall, director…
Featured Faculty: Alex Hall
NPR
NPR’s All Things Considered discussed a study co-authored by IoES Environmental Economics Professor Alan Barreca that found cases of influenza deaths among those age 65+ increase by 18% when their team…
Featured Faculty: Alan Barreca
Daily Bruin
The Daily Bruin covered the IoES’s Center for Diverse Science in Leadership’s inaugural event where scientists from diverse backgrounds spoke about their research and experiences in academia.
Featured Faculty: Aradhna Tripati
Featured: Ingrid Maradiaga and Mellisha Stokes
San Francisco Chronicle
“In the last 10 or 15 years, the snowline had been marching up the mountains pretty quickly… Unfortunately, that’s the reality. It’s one of the most obvious impacts of global…
Featured: Daniel Swain