Assessing Californians’ wastewater needs

For the Press: UCLA research and commentary on the L.A. fire response and recovery

Our experts are available to comment on: 1) water supply and urban water systems; 2) air quality and public health impacts; 3) land use and governance considerations; 4) politics of disaster and response; and 5) climate whiplash and extreme weather.

On the fires, from UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation

In the coming weeks, we will work with our colleagues at UCLA and partners across the region to help shape efforts that expedite recovery while advancing equity and resilience in our rapidly changing environment.

UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation releases Strategic Roadmap

Journeying through 15 years of impact, our priorities for the next few years, and opportunities to partner

UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation’s Strategic Roadmap

Join us on our journey to inform effective and equitable environmental policy

UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation joins international team to support community-driven energy transition planning

A coalition of universities and community organizations aims to integrate justice principles into local efforts.

The Resilience Value of Recycled Water for Los Angeles

How does pure water LA (Operation Next) prepare the city for an uncertain future?

UCLA evaluates L.A.’s plan to invest billions of dollars in wastewater recycling infrastructure

To increase water supply resiliency to climate-induced drought, earthquakes, and future costs
California’s clean vehicle transition is not so equitable (yet)-featured

California’s clean vehicle transition is not so equitable (yet)

The Luskin Center for Innovation research team finds gaps in incentive uptake and EV registration rates in disadvantaged communities.
A black electric vehicle plugged into a chargerAndrew Roberts / Unsplash

An Analysis of California Electric Vehicle Incentive Distribution and Vehicle Registration Rates Since 2015

Is California achieving an equitable clean vehicle transition?