In her new book, "Smog and Sunshine: The Surprising Story of How Los Angeles Cleaned Up Its Air," Ann Carlson – UCLA Law professor and faculty director of the @uclalawemmett.bsky.social – explores the hazy history and offers a brighter outlook. law.ucla.edu/news/smog-an...
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Look at our Class of 2026 and you see why #UCLA is among the #1 environmental law programs worldwide. Friends and families traveled from all over the world to toast their J.D. and LL.M. graduates. 🎉🌲🎓 @law.ucla.edu
Hi from Panama City. We're here to brief 39 lawmakers from 12+ countries around the region on the law, policy, and governance implications of large-scale interventions in major Earth systems, like sunlight reflection or #SRM, in partnership with @degrees.ngo
Voters in Monterey Park in LA County just became the first in California to vote on a full-fledged ban on data centers. It's the one unifying political issue in 2026. legal-planet.org/2026/06/03/o...
When I posted this week that NPR is shrinking its climate reporting staff it got a big reaction on here. Please help me also share that there remain dozens of climate & energy reporters at LOCAL public media outlets all across the U.S. whose work deserves props and support. Here are 20. Plz repost!
🚶🏻♀️➡️ Fiscalini Ranch Preserve: My absolute favorite place on Earth: A stretch of sweeping ocean cliffs and forest trails in Cambria, California that used to be a working ranch that locals once had to trespass to experience. — @evanlgeorge.bsky.social
🌲 Sequoia National Park and Grand Teton National Park: Moro Rock, Crystal Cave, Tokopah Falls, ladybug trail, and of course the colossal sequoia trees fundamentally shaped my relationship with nature. Meanwhile, Grand Teton National Park is just jaw-dropping. — @alejandrocamacho.bsky.social
🦦 Limekiln State Park: It’s built around Limekiln Creek, which empties into a secluded beach (complete with sea otters) and which you can hike upstream to see the abandoned iron kilns where lime was extracted in the early 20th century. — Peter L. Reich