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How to pass laws to fight climate change
Don't say climate change — 'renewable energy' is the phrase that gets things done, study finds.
California could get wetter this century
An analysis of 38 climate models suggests the state may want to break out its umbrella.
How the Sierra Nevada could become a polluter
We rely on trees to process carbon. But wildfires and climate change could wreak havoc on that process.
Small climb in mean temperatures linked to far higher chance of deadly heat waves
UC Irvine-led analysis of data from India could have dire implications for the future.
EPA recognizes the University of California as a national ‘green power’ leader
University recognized for its leadership in sustainable operations.
The simple fact that could put the brakes on nuclear energy
If you follow the headlines, nuclear energy seems to be enjoying a bit of a renaissance. A new generation of nuclear innovators is emerging, young tech startups are poised to disrupt a lethargic industry, and there’s a palpable wave of optimism over the potential for nuclear power to help combat climate change. But at recent UN climate change conferences, the word “nuclear” was barely heard. Why the disconnect?
Thinking inside the cardboard box
UC Berkeley engineers use materials at hand to solve global problems, like roofing material made from recycled cardboard.
Climate change to reduce wheat yields by as much as a third, new model suggests
Agricultural technology can help bridge the gap.
Making batteries from waste glass bottles
New, low-cost process creates batteries with a lifespan four times better than what's currently sold.
This solar greenhouse could change the way we eat
Pink is the new green, thanks to technology developed at UC Santa Cruz.
Why the climate change fight needs a new type of entrepreneur
Scientists and global leaders are busy seeking solutions to climate change, but a growing number of experts in the field think that another group will have to play a critical role: entrepreneurs. And now is the time for entrepreneurs to enter the fray.