EPA Used Dubious Methodology to Justify Weakening the Clean Water Act

EPA analysis assumes most states will step in to protect waterways as over half of U.S. wetlands and 35% of streams in West lose federal protection.

The Role of Community Choice Aggregators in Advancing Clean Energy Transitions

Lessons from California

Authors: Kelly Trumbull, Julien Gattaciecca, and J.R. DeShazo

Decennial Report

Our First Decade and Future Impact

Environmental Policy Research for Healthy Communities and a Sustainable World

Utility Consolidation to Achieve Health Equity

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New Research Shows Global Impact of Extreme Heat on Learning

Worsening climate change deepens educational inequities across…
Session from the Climate Adaptation Research Symposium

Symposium Highlighted the Nation’s Top Climate Adaptation Research

In case you missed it, the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation…

Supporting Lower-Income Households’ Purchase of Clean Vehicles

Implications From California-Wide Survey Results

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

Grassroots Campaign Helps Los Angeles Residents Benefit from Suite of Environmental and Financial Assistance Programs

UCLA Luskin researchers find emPOWER outreach campaign led by…

A Scalable Model for Improving Community Access to Environmental Benefit Programs in California

Authors: Gregory Pierce and Rachel Connolly
Toddler drinking water at a day care facility

Study Aims to Bolster California’s Safe Water Efforts at Child Care Facilities

UCLA analysis offers wide-ranging guidance on state mandate to…