Heavy rain can overwhelm storm drains and pollute waterways, but materials like permeable pavements help filter runoff and prevent flooding.

Baycrete is a nature-based hybrid of concrete, shell, and sand designed to attract oysters and create shallow water reefs in SF Bay.

Humans find ways to co-exist with beavers, tweaking dams to prevent flooding and create more climate resilience.

February’s drought and deluge confirms that uncertainty may be a given for California snowpack, western water supply, and wildfire risk.

Electric cargo bikes are climate-friendly car replacements for everyday activities, from taking the kids to school to grocery shopping.

Sea-blite can thrive in adverse conditions, buffer shores from waves, hold sand and soil in place, and clamber up eroding cliffs.

Once a month we share reader announcements: jobs, events, reports, and more.

Bay Conservation and Development Commission to vote early this year on amendments designed to expedite approval of climate projects.

After 11 years at the helm of the Bay Area’s leading science institute, its leader moves back into the zone of policy influence.

The 64-acre waterfront development adds thousands of new housing units to one of the world’s most expensive places, but questions remain about its future.

Public officials and nonprofits say teaming up and pooling resources are vital strategies for success in a climate-changed world.

An intersection redesign with safer bike lanes earned a national Complete Streets award, while sparking mixed reactions from drivers.

KneeDeep asks readers to place paper zines in tiny street libraries to help us reach new folks.

The magazine worked with four journalists in training from community colleges, and began building a stronger network in under covered communities.

A Sustainable Solano community meeting dug into how gas wells, traffic, and other pollution sources affect local air and public health.

In Concord, winter rains and flood risks are pushed residents to prepare with sandbags, shifted commutes, and creek monitoring.

As the World Cup comes to the Bay Area, artificial turf is facing renewed scrutiny. Is it safe for players and the environment?

National nonprofit GreenLatinos is advancing environmental equity and climate action amid immigration enforcement and policy rollbacks.

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