“As the dry season becomes more intense and rainfall more erratic, we’d expect to see this pattern propagating northward.”
Water Quality: Woelfle-Erskine’s Search for Salmon
RAEL at UN Climate Summit
SWITCH model selected as a “Project to Watch” by the UN’s Big Data Climate Challenge.
Dr. Holdren Handles House Climate Deniers
“If the United States does not [limit carbon emissions], it is unlikely that other major emitters in the world — China, India, Russia, Europe, Japan — will do so either.”
Kammen: UC Divestment is a “no-brainer”
UC faculty, alumni and student activists say it’s time to take divestment seriously. Professor Kammen gives insight into why in the East Bay Express.
Schwarzenegger, Brown, Kammen: Fighting Fossil Fuel’s “Dark Shadow”
Kammen speaks at Schwarzenegger’s climate pep rally where both parties agree that it’s time to fight the dark side.
Will Dr. Harte’s MaxEnt lead to a unified theory of ecology?
“MaxEnt breaks everything that we ever thought about communities and species and ecology.”
ERG’s Woelfle-Erskine on Why Dams are Still an Issue
“The fight is far from over as far as dams are concerned.”
Dr. Kammen on the Commitment Accounting Conversation in NYT
How should we count carbon? New dialogue on power plants sparked by recent Environmental Research Letters paper.
Professor Ray & Team Selected for 2014 Obama-Singh Award
The Berkeley team will work with faculty from IIT Bombay on a 3-year effort titled the Sustainable Indian Water Infrastructure Project (SIWIP): A Systems Approach.
Professor Harte Featured in DOE’s Symmetry
He transitioned from physics to ecology. And at ERG, he’s not the only one.