Environment + Climate

“Grand Theft Eco” considers the city’s environmental future, along with economic and social justice issues.

Study links local journalism with voter support for fixing public works, which adds to climate resilience.

Strong local newspapers are tied to greater voter support for funding dams, sewers and other projects vital to climate resilience, a new study shows.

An informal survey shows hundreds of IPCC scientists now expect the world to reach at least 2.5° C of warming. Swain weighs in.

Strides have been made in energy efficiency, food systems, water use and more since the plan’s launch in 2022.

Record rainfall across Dubai and the Arabian Peninsula is more likely the result of climate change than cloud seeding, says the UCLA climate scientist.

It’s been a busy week for Environmental Protection Agency watchers. UCLA experts weigh in.

The $20 million system in Singapore will be capable of removing 3,650 metric tons of CO2 per year while producing 105 tons of clean hydrogen.

The harm excessive light causes animals and humans, plus mitigation solutions, are detailed in a new report.

UCLA-led research casts doubt on a long-held theory about warming and body size.

It’s that time again — an opportunity to take stock of a year filled with awe-inspiring achievements and more than a few surprises, and to celebrate the accomplishments of our entire Bruin community.

A powerful new genomic approach developed by UCLA researchers and colleagues could boost efforts to slow illegal trade of pangolins.

UCLA study finds traffic corridors in low-income neighborhoods remain a source of heavy pollution from gas-powered vehicles.

In a report released today, more than 20 researchers provide strategies that center equity and justice in LADWP’s transition.

UCLA’s environmental science and engineering doctoral program celebrates its golden anniversary.

A UCLA-led international team also found high levels in carnivorous birds and those in aquatic habitats.

Southern California cougars avoid certain areas due to artificial light that can disrupt hunting, a UCLA researcher and colleagues say.

The award recognizes campus efforts to support healthy, affordable, environmentally friendly transportation.

The research conservationist was recognized for her efforts to protect West African forests from wildfire and other threats.

The technology leverages seawater to capture and store atmospheric carbon dioxide while producing green hydrogen.

An acclaimed hydroclimatologist, Williams was recognized for his research on climate change and its connection to drought and fires.

Rising temperatures mean fewer overall days when prescribed fires can be safely lit, a new UCLA-led study shows.

Welcome events for students will incorporate this year’s Common Experience book, “The Intersectional Environmentalist.”

Finding solutions could be challenging, because some regulations aimed at ensuring food safety make it difficult to properly cool the vehicles.

UCLA-led research finds human-generated greenhouse gases are responsible for the troubling changes in the upper atmosphere.