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New UCLA tool maps how home electrification could change energy bills across Los Angeles
May 19, 2026

The public platform enables users to compare household energy costs under likely electrification scenarios

Water, fire, and finance: building more resilient systems
April 29, 2026

UCLA-led convening highlights need for clearer roles, stronger coordination, and more equitable financing strategies

Blueprint for a better planet
April 20, 2026

How Luskin Center for Innovation and other parts of UCLA are advancing a healthier, more sustainable future.

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April 9, 2026

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New UCLA tool maps how home electrification could change energy bills across Los Angeles

May 19, 2026
The public platform enables users to compare household energy costs under likely electrification scenarios
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Water, fire, and finance: building more resilient systems

April 29, 2026
UCLA-led convening highlights need for clearer roles, stronger coordination, and more equitable financing strategies
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Blueprint for a better planet

April 20, 2026
How Luskin Center for Innovation and other parts of UCLA are advancing a healthier, more sustainable future.
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What California SB 1221 means for neighborhood decarbonization

April 9, 2026
Our experts identify key questions and discuss what comes next
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Climate Emergencies Are Breaking Water Utilities. Customers Are Paying (Circle of Blue)
A dire ‘math problem’ on the Colorado River and wholly inadequate responses (Los Angeles Times)
The solution to urban heat is much, much simpler than you think (Grist)
Trees that survived L.A.’s wildfires are dying at alarming rate. Can they be saved? (Los Angeles Times)
A data center drained 30M gallons of water unnoticed — until residents complained about low water pressure (POLITICO)
Cool streets (Torched)
As California debates Zone Zero, researchers want to know: Can trees protect homes from fire? (LAist)

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The Los Angeles Residential Energy Transition Tool

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Hot Observations About Shade in Minneapolis

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Water Supply Systems, Fire, and Finance: A Workshop Synthesis Report

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The Los Angeles Residential Energy Transition Tool
May 2026
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Hot Observations About Shade in Minneapolis
May 2026
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Water Supply Systems, Fire, and Finance: A Workshop Synthesis Report
Apr 2026
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