Environmental
California Storm Produces 12 Inches of Rain
The atmospheric river that caused the California storms dropped record-breaking amounts of rain of the state.
Read MoreCalifornia’s First Snowpack Yields Underwhelming Results
The California Department of Water Resources conducted its first snow survey of the season with underwhelming results.
Read MoreNew Study Finds that the Salton Sea Has Enough Lithium to Power Nearly 400 Million EVs
A new analysis of the Salton Sea has found that there is enough Lithium to power nearly 400 million electric vehicles.
Read MoreCalifornia Announces New Regulations on Wastewater Treatment
California has approved guidelines on turning wastewater into tap, creating a new viable source of drinking water.
Read MoreNewsom Visits China to Discuss Climate Policy
Following a trip to Israel, Governor Newsom visited China to discuss further collaboration on climate policy.
Read MoreNewsom Signs Two Climate Bills into Law
Governor Newsom has recently signed two bills addressing emissions reduction and abandoned oil wells into law.
Read MoreCalifornia Lawmakers Pass Bill that Requires Corporations to Report Their Emissions
California lawmakers have passed the Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act, which will require corporations to report greenhouse gas emissions.
Read MoreCalifornia Lawmakers Vote for Bill to Expand Housing Production
California officials have voted to expand housing in areas that have fallen behind state-mandated housing production goals.
Read MoreCan Cool Pavements Reduce Temperatures in Los Angeles?
With heat waves and increased temperatures becoming more frequent in LA, can cool pavements be a viable solution?
Read MoreWhat to Know About California’s Heat Wave
A heat wave in Southern California has brought record-high temperatures along with other dangerous factors and is expected to continue throughout the weekend.
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