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25/03/2024 · Drinking Water
Drinking water in U.S. prisons may have dangerously high levels of PFAS
Drinking water in U.S. prisons may have dangerously high levels of PFAS
19/08/2022 · Drinking Water
New method destroys dangerous 'forever chemicals'
New method destroys dangerous 'forever chemicals'
23/02/2022 · Research and development
Forest fires increasingly affecting rivers and streams, for better and worse
Forest fires increasingly affecting rivers and streams, for better and worse
15/02/2022 · Climate change
Megadrought in southwestern North America is region’s driest in at least 1,200 years
Megadrought in southwestern North America is region’s driest in at least 1,200 years
21/06/2021 · Research and development
Reduced humidity increases wildfire threat in Southwest United States
Reduced humidity increases wildfire threat in Southwest United States
12/11/2020 · Climate change
Extreme rainfall projected to get more severe, frequent with warming
Extreme rainfall projected to get more severe, frequent with warming
20/12/2019 · Appointments
Eric Hoek tapped to lead UCLA’s Sustainable LA Grand Challenge
Eric Hoek tapped to lead UCLA’s Sustainable Grand Challenge
24/10/2019 · Drinking Water
On water sustainability, L.A. County earns C+
On water sustainability, L.. County earns C+
15/10/2019 · Biodiversity
Florida mangroves reveal complex relationship between climate and natural systems
Florida mangroves reveal complex relationship between climate and natural systems
18/01/2019 · Climate change
Paper outlines how L.A. County can adapt its water supply for climate change
Paper outlines how L.. County can adapt its water supply for climate change