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California Households Owe $1 Billion in Water Bills, Highlighting the State’s Water Affordability Crisis

More than 1.6 million households in the state have unpaid water bills, and much of the debt centers in Black and Latinx communities that have been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 Impact on Household Water System Debt at Zip Code Level

Analysis of State Water Board Survey Data by UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation

Authors: Gregory Pierce, Peter Roquemore, Jacqueline Adams, Angelica Ruiz and Silvia R. González

Evaluating Multi-Unit Resident Charging Behavior at Direct Current Fast Chargers

Evidence From EVgo’s High Power Charging Plaza Pilot

Authors: J.R. DeShazo and James DiFilippo

The Human Right to Water in Poor Communities of Color

Urban Disadvantaged Community Water Systems In Southern Los Angeles County

Authors: Madelyn Glickfeld, Peter Roquemore, Gregory Pierce, and Michael Reibel

Decennial Report

Our First Decade and Future Impact

Environmental Policy Research for Healthy Communities and a Sustainable World

Utility Consolidation to Achieve Health Equity

This article was originally posted by the Environmental Policy…

New Research Shows Global Impact of Extreme Heat on Learning

Worsening climate change deepens educational inequities across…

Supporting Lower-Income Households’ Purchase of Clean Vehicles

Implications From California-Wide Survey Results

Authors: Gregory Pierce, Britta McOmber and J.R. DeShazo