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The Luskin Center for Innovation welcomes Jelena Jezdimirovic as a postdoctoral researcher
February 26, 2026

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The Luskin Center for Innovation welcomes new doctoral researchers
February 13, 2026

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UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation 2025 Impact Report
January 26, 2026

Informing effective and equitable environmental policy solutions.

Urban wildfire: water system capacities and limitations
January 7, 2026

Researchers convene statewide experts to assess firefighting capacity, infrastructure gaps, and policy solutions.

The Luskin Center for Innovation welcomes Jelena Jezdimirovic as a postdoctoral researcher

February 26, 2026
Learn more about her research.
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The Luskin Center for Innovation welcomes new doctoral researchers

February 13, 2026
Learn more about their interests and work.
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UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation 2025 Impact Report

January 26, 2026
Informing effective and equitable environmental policy solutions.
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Urban wildfire: water system capacities and limitations

January 7, 2026
Researchers convene statewide experts to assess firefighting capacity, infrastructure gaps, and policy solutions.
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Living with Climate Change Means Confronting Our Fears | Climate California | Full Episode 5 (PBS)
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Fighting to survive, an Altadena water company is charging a new ‘fire recovery fee’ (Los Angeles Times)
Water company’s fire recovery plan gives Altadena residents sticker shock. Here’s what’s happening (LAist)
In a warming world, freshwater production is moving deep beneath the sea (Associated Press News)
The Los Angeles wildfires were ‘the perfect storm’. Is the city ready for the next one? (The Guardian)
As oil and gas companies pivot to plastic, California neighborhoods become sacrifice zones again (Cal Matters)

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Considerations and Pathways for Potential State Oversight of Community Water Systems’ Wildfire Fighting Efforts in California

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Understanding Home Electrification and Neighborhood Gas Decommissioning in California

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Water Systems’ Wildfire Fighting Capacities and Expectations

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Considerations and Pathways for Potential State Oversight of Community Water Systems’ Wildfire Fighting Efforts in California
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Understanding Home Electrification and Neighborhood Gas Decommissioning in California
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Water Systems’ Wildfire Fighting Capacities and Expectations
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