Researcher connects climate change science with the real-world impacts of extreme weather in his new book
drought
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Researchers look into the effects of repeated droughts on different kinds of forests -
Climate hazard scientists connect 2018’s Four Corners drought directly to human-caused climate change -
Researchers explores how to meet water demands during drought years -
Water quality researchers part of multicampus project to combat drought with stormwater -
Scientists expand their fire research to evaluate urban wildfire patterns and resilience -
The 5th Annual Central Coast Sustainability Summit at UCSB addresses renewable energy and sustainable water management -
Record heat and drought are taking a deadly toll on California’s native trees, say UC Santa Barbara scientists -
Recycled-water irrigation, new lab technology and outreach efforts will help UCSB achieve major water savings by March 2016 -
Researchers receive funding to deploy a new way to measure groundwater use and to help deal with the state’s water crisis -
A NCEAS working group study analyzes a variety of factors contributing to forest die-offs -
Study by UCSB-led research team shows how record-high temperatures in California are worsening the already historic drought -
From 2000 to 2003, a drought in the American Southwest triggered a widespread die-off of forests around the region, including many stands of quaking aspen.
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Colin Kelley's research is perhaps the first to examine climate change in relation to a current war -
Local water conservation specialists will share tips about how to save water at home in a public lecture at the Goleta Public Library -
One person's wildfire is another person's research opportunity. -
“Water (we going to do?)” is a lecture series aimed at the UCSB and local communities
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CHIRPS relates space-based rainfall observations to current and historical ground-based rainfall data -
If the current drought continues into next year, water shortages throughout the state could become a reality.
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A Bren School faculty panel to discuss water and the effects of drought in California -
A longstanding commitment to water conservation positions the campus remarkably well to ride out the drought -
"Burn Cycle," an exhibition by artist and curator Ethan Turpin, depicts the many aspects of living with seasonal wildfires -
Rising temperatures and protracted drought portend trouble for ecosystems, industries, people
