air, food & water, cities & towns
Glen MacDonald in Mirage News—Drought-induced vegetation browning disproportionately affects LA’s disadvantaged communities
The findings showed that during drought, more affluent places such as Pasadena, Beverly Hills and West Los Angeles remained greener than lower-income areas such as East Los Angeles, Inglewood and Compton, said Glen MacDonald, a UCLA distinguished professor of geography and one of the paper’s co-authors.