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Expanding Potential for Electric Vehicles in Apartments and Workplaces in Southern California
/in News, Transportation TransportationMapping tool informs where investments can unlock latent demand for electric vehicles
Benefits of Infrastructure Funding Measures Stymied by Barriers in L.A. County
/in Climate, Environmental Equity, HRWS Lab, News, Transportation, Urban Greening, Water Climate, Transportation, Urban Greening, WaterAs billions of dollars become available, UCLA-Liberty Hill Foundation report recommends actions for community-informed, integrated infrastructure to improve quality of life for Angelenos
Transformative Climate Communities Build Resilience During Pandemic
/in Climate, Energy, Environmental Equity, Front Page News, News, Transportation, Urban Greening, Water Colleen Callahan, Elena Hernandez, Jason Karpman, Lauren Dunlap, Megan Mullin, Samantha Astudillo ClimateNew UCLA reports find that local knowledge, partnerships and trust that TCC partners have in their communities allowed them to identify changing needs and respond quickly during the pandemic.
Unpaid Utility Bills Are Disproportionately Piling Up in L.A.’s Communities of Color
/in Environmental Equity, Front Page News, HRWS Lab, News, Water Gregory Pierce Energy, WaterBetween 25% and 30% of Angelenos have unpaid energy and water bills, with debts unevenly impacting Black, Latino, and low-income neighborhoods.
California’s Historic Electric Vehicle Carbon Reduction Strategy Must Put Equity First or Risk Falling Short of Benchmarks
/in Environmental Equity, News, Transportation TransportationFirst of its kind UCLA study released as state lawmakers consider Governor Newsom’s budget proposal, which includes $1.5 billion to zero-emission vehicle expansion.
Report Sets Path Toward Clean Drinking Water for All Californians
/in News, Water Gregory Pierce WaterStudy co-authored by UCLA researchers finds hundreds of public water systems are out of compliance
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