UC Berkeley Experts Share Climate Research at Resilient California Summit
UC Berkeley researchers and faculty presented work on a range of climate issues at the inaugural Resilient California Summit in Sacramento last week. They shared findings that help the state and its communities respond to climate change.
Held from October 20 to 22 at the SAFE Credit Union Convention...
Climate and Environmental Policy, Process, and Governance: Advice for California’s Next Governor
California’s next Governor will take office in 2027 at a critical moment for State climate and environmental policy. He will face complex challenges: increasing threats of climate change-driven disaster; a federal administration hostile to environmental protection and clean energy; and an...
UC Berkeley Researchers Co-Author State Report on Climate-Induced Migration and Displacement
In a state already facing a high cost of living and a housing shortage, climate change is impacting where people live and work. The reasons are an interconnected web of environmental, infrastructure, and social issues, according to the report “Climate-Induced Human Displacement and Migration.” It is...
From Solar Cars to Sunflowers: A Look Inside UC Berkeley’s Eco Open House
The start of the academic year brought trees, fruit, flowers, and bio-based fuels to Lower Sproul Plaza, which turned into a hub for UC Berkeley's environmental community. Student Environmental Resource Center (SERC), ASUC Senator Chesebro, and the American Cultures Environmental Justice Initiative...
Q&A with the Associate Provost for Energy, Climate & Environment Rachel Morello-Frosch
Q&A with the Associate Provost for Energy, Climate & Environment Rachel Morello-Frosch. Meet the person with the mission to advance Berkeley's role as a global leader on climate solutions.
