Join us in Long Beach for our fourth-annual Los Angeles Energy and Equity Policy Series event! This February, GRID Alternatives is hosting "Our Shared Solar Future: Expanding Access through Community […]
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Join the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation and the California Air Resources Board for the upcoming Research Seminar, "Designing Light-Duty Vehicle Incentives for Low- and Moderate-Income Households" | Webcast available
This year's Summit will focus on why climate resiliency is key to future economic growth, how California's renewable nergy market is growing far beyond its borders and how conservation and new technologies will affect the state's water resources.
This April, our School will mark its 25th anniversary with the inaugural convening of a research-informed, cross-sector conversation about the major issues facing the Los Angeles region.
The SGC’s Climate Change Research Program staff will host Listening Sessions throughout the state, to learn from non-traditional research partners about how the SGC’s research investments can support climate research that engages and benefits communities in California.
Why have so few countries taken strong measures to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions? We develop a novel theory to explain variation in carbon policies across countries and over time, based on the sectoral composition of a country’s economy and its position in the global economy.
This symposium will explore California's status and future as an environmental pioneer. Panelists will examine the successes and challenges faced during Governor Brown's tenure in office, taking a close look at the complexities of the state's environmental policy commitments and what they have meant for California, the nation, and the international community.
Join UCLA and USC for the Launch of Los Angeles County's Sustainability Plan: Gearing Up Economic Opportunity and Jobs
In an afternoon discussion, Jeff Opperman, Global Freshwater Lead Scientist at WWF, will describe how growing electricity demands and climate objectives can be achieved while avoiding high-impact hydropower’s negative impacts on the world’s remaining freeflowing rivers.
