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2023 Impact Report: Our New Era of Shaping Effective and Equitable Environmental Policy Solutions

2023 Impact Report: Our New Era of Shaping Effective and Equitable Environmental Policy Solutions

Evaluating the Impact of Trees on Residential Thermal Conditions in Los Angeles Using Community Science

Reducing Heat Risk for People Experiencing Unsheltered Homelessness

Luskin researcher and partners publish Nature Commentary defining shade deserts and ways to eliminate them

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Link: A Model for Community-Driven Park Planning

Shade Is an Essential Solution for Hotter Cities

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UCLA research reveals successful model to build and renovate multibenefit parks in underserved communities

Site Design and Human Heat Burden in Pacoima, California

At Creekside Elementary in Tassajara, CA, the play structure is partially protected from the sun.Brian Shamblen / Flickr

Protecting Californians with Heat-Resilient Schools

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