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Much of the American West is on fire. Again
July 19, 2021 | Mic
Noah Diffenbaugh explains how the increasing severity of wildfire season can be linked to ongoing climate change.
Op-Ed: Making blue foods central to global food systems
July 18, 2021 | Los Angeles Times
Roz Naylor writes on the importance of blue foods in creating a just and sustainable food system.
Utility system operator writes a notice to a resident not adhering to water restrictions in Santa Rosa
Amid escalating drought, Bay Area residents slow to cut back on water use
July 16, 2021 | San Francisco Chronicle
Newsha Ajami and Felicia Marcus comment on Bay Area residents' slow response to the need for water conservation.
Are hurricanes getting more intense?
July 15, 2021 | WUSA9
Marc Jacobson explains how warmer sea surface temperatures are affecting hurricanes.
cement wave breakers piled to make a seawall
Be Very Careful Where You Build That Seawall
July 14, 2021 | WIRED
Anne Guerry discusses the Natural Capital Project's new research on the hidden consequences of building seawalls.
Struvite recovered from wastewater could be used to suppress wildfires
July 14, 2021 | Chemistry World
Craig Criddle and Eric Appel discuss their research on a hyrdogel that can suppress fires for an entire season.
California's new summer normal: Use less power and water
July 13, 2021 | The Mercury News
Michael Wara comments on our ability to respond to increasing climate threats in California.
How much water would it take to get out of this drought?
July 12, 2021 | KTNV Las Vegas
Noah Diffenbaugh explains how the flood and drought risk as affected by changing precipitation patterns.
Boats sit unused in Lake Oroville, California
Heat Waves and Drought in the Western U.S.
July 11, 2021 | Various News Outlets
Felicia Marcus, Noah Diffenbaugh, Chris Field, and Dan Reicher discuss the implications of recent heat waves and water shortages in the western U.S.... Read More

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