First-of-its-kind study quantifies the effects of political lobbying on likelihood of climate policy enactment
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Researchers conduct first global assessment of the lifecycle of greenhouse gas emissions from plastics
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Researchers assess the impacts of drought and climate change on small mountain streams
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Climate change is shifting productivity of fisheries worldwide
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Symposium will kick off a global public history project on migration and environmental justice
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A close look at the specific feeding habits of territorial damselfish reveals strategies for coexistence without competition
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The gap between simulated prediction and real-life observation in Arctic sea ice melt can be attributed to complicated internal drivers
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NSF-funded statewide project will digitize flowering plant species, facilitate climate change research
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Analysis of impacts to marine aquaculture production warns proactive measures needed to protect global food security
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More prosperous global future is possible if climate change, sustainable fisheries management are addressed
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Research reveals the connection between climate change, El Niño and the possibility for more extreme wildfires
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High-yield farming on small plots, coupled with habitat conservation, minimizes C02 loss to the atmosphere
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Novel technology enables continuous observation of changing ocean floor animal communities
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In general, Democrats and Republicans agree about climate change — they just don’t realize it
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Short-term management responses to climate change-mediated disasters can be maladaptive
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Physicist Stephen Belcher to outline climate science challenges at a public lecture hosted by KITP on May 30
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Zegar Family Foundation gifts UCSB $1.04 million to address impacts of climate change through science
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Climatologists render skillful predictions of drought and food insecurity that help avert famine
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Researchers receive $2.5 million to study the effects of climate and climate change on trees along river channels
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Opinions about climate change are more varied among Republicans than political leaders suggest
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Environmental economists predict big manufacturing losses in China by mid-21st century due to climate change
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Researchers model how changes in climate and socioeconomic status will likely affect health outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa
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The synergy of wildlife loss and climate change can increase tick abundance and the risk of tick-borne disease
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Achieving the global temperature goals laid out in the Paris Climate Agreement is unlikely, according to economist Dick Startz
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Ocean acidification widespread in the California current, but pockets of protection exist
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Political scientist plays an important role in decoding American opinions about climate change
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As geographic areas shrink, their populations become more vulnerable to extinction by harvest
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The UCSB/USGS Climate Hazards Group uses climate-tracking tools to predict drought and help mitigate its effects
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A new NCEAS study finds kelps are doing better than other key coastal ecosystem-forming species
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According to a new study, turning lawn into a vegetable garden can reduce greenhouse gas emissions
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The UC Global Health Institute establishes a Center of Expertise on Planetary Health at UCSB and UC Davis
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Researchers identify the North Atlantic Oscillation as a potential predictive tool for managing an iconic fishery
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Gift from the TomKat Foundation, established by Tom Steyer and Kathryn Taylor, launches Carbon Neutrality Project led by UCSB
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An upcoming conference will bring together U.S., Chinese scholars to address environment, climate change
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New English course examines climate change debate by analyzing popular narratives on all sides of the argument.
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UCSB researchers contributed chapters to “Ecosystems of California,” an integrated assessment of each major ecosystem in the state
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Two UCSB climate scientists edit a new book about the Earth’s regional and global monsoon systems
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UCSB students, faculty members and alumni are among attendees of the UN Climate Summit in Paris.
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UC Summit on Carbon and Climate Neutrality takes aim at greenhouse gas reduction
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UCSB marine biologist Gretchen Hoffman is part of UC’s inaugural group of Faculty Climate Action Champions
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The 5th Annual Central Coast Sustainability Summit at UCSB addresses renewable energy and sustainable water management
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Record heat and drought are taking a deadly toll on California’s native trees, say UC Santa Barbara scientists
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A NCEAS working group study analyzes a variety of factors contributing to forest die-offs
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Campus Sustainability Champion Ken Hiltner is putting his award to work with the Environmental Humanities Initiative
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Colin Kelley's research is perhaps the first to examine climate change in relation to a current war
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Researchers receive funding to study the effect of pH variability on the early life stages of a kelp forest rockfish
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Scientist wonders whether a pink sea slug’s response to warm ocean conditions signals another major shift in ocean climate
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A new study presents a paradigm shift in flood hazard analysis that could change the way such risk is assessed in the future
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According to researchers, the same patterns that led to the collapse of wildlife populations on land are now occurring in the sea
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UCSB scientists will use the UC Natural Reserve System to study the ecological impacts of climate change in California
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The climate crisis — and it is a real crisis — is probably the greatest challenge that humanity has ever faced
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Speaking at UCSB, clean energy advocate Tom Steyer highlighted the actions needed to confront climate change
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The Energy Leadership Lecture takes place at 5 p.m. on March 6 at UCSB's Pollock Theatre.
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Scientists discover organic soil preserved for millions of years beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet
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Climate monitoring stations take climate change beyond the anecdotal.
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As climate change unfolds over the next century, plants and animals will need to adapt or shift locations to follow their ideal climate.
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Carbon dioxide emissions from transportation, energy generation and built infrastructure may be major contributors to climate change, but they may not be the biggest ones. According to UC Santa Barbara environmental studies professor David A.
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The most comprehensive global meta-analysis of the way the world’s marine systems are reacting to climate change reveals a pattern of response of even greater magnitude than previously thought by science. Undertaken by eminent scientists at 17...
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Despite the ever-louder drumbeat for sustainability and global efforts to advance environmental initiatives, Earth remains on a collision course with "unprecedented levels of damage and degradation." That's according to a new United Nations (U.N...
