Climate Change Might Be Behind California’s Wildfire Increase
December 26, 2018
The 2018 wildfire season in California was the largest and most destructive the state had seen to date, resulting in nearly 2 million acres of
Droughts And Floods: California’s Extremes Are Getting Worse
April 25, 2018
“Precipitation whiplash” is the term used to describe a region that whipsaws back and forth between bone-parching periods of drought and catastrophic wet periods with
The Spirit of Earth Day
April 24, 2017
Earth Day 2017 – There Is No “Planet B” Earth Day comes but once a year; and, while the very notion of an ‘invented’ holiday
Expect More Major Storms in California
January 24, 2017
If you live in California, you’d better get used to hearing about the “Pineapple Express.” That’s the atmospheric current of moisture that forms over the
California Launches Healthy Soil Initiative
September 21, 2016
Many Californians aren’t aware that the state, by law, is hurtling towards a major reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr.’s Executive
