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Special Series: Extremes in 3D
An inside look at the advantages and challenges of hydrogen fuel in California’s clean energy strategy. A new ferry in San Francisco showboats the hydrogen “gold rush.”
Recent research from UC Berkeley’s David Romps explores how extreme heat and humidity push the body to its physiological limits.
BCDC’s Regional Shoreline Adaptation Plan lays out four “Minimum Standards” that Bay Area municipalities must meet as they prepare for sea level rise.
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We talked to the House Rabbit Society and Bay Area pet owners to gather practical advice about how to keep animals cool during hot weather.
An inside look at the advantages and challenges of hydrogen fuel in California’s clean energy strategy. A new ferry in San Francisco showboats the hydrogen “gold rush.”
Recent research from UC Berkeley’s David Romps explores how extreme heat and humidity push the body to its physiological limits.
BCDC’s Regional Shoreline Adaptation Plan lays out four “Minimum Standards” that Bay Area municipalities must meet as they prepare for sea level rise.
Climate anxiety in younger generations is on the rise across the globe. Google searches for “climate anxiety” soared by 565% in 2021.
Can the Miyawaki tree-planting method reduce urban heat and enhance biodiversity in the Bay Area?
Contrary to now popular hearsay, building a seawall won’t necessarily flood your unprotected neighbors along the bayshore.
Are you a young writer, artist, photographer, creator, or storyteller? We want you to be a part of our magazine.
Seven Bay Area agencies sign an agreement to beef up coordination on sea level rise adaptation projects and clarify who’s on first.
A May 2024 environmental conference covers levees, seawalls, reefs, wetlands, and other climate resilient shoreline designs for the Bay Area.
Requirements for the latest round of USEPA grants for climate resiliency and mitigation projects were tough for local officials to meet.
Could middle income folks end up paying an unfair portion of the cost of the energy transition thanks to the new income-generated fixed charge?