California climate action
The California State Budget Act of 2022–23 allocated $100 million to the University of California to invest in research that will have a swift and measurable impact on climate resilience. These funds are being used to fund action-oriented solutions to address California’s climate goals and needs, ensure that local communities are prepared and resilient, and prevent future disasters.
Please see the California Climate Action Request for Proposals for more information
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University of California Climate Action Initiative Webinar 2022
Climate Related Articles
Mining coastal network data to benefit communities
By: Kathleen Wong | UC Natural Reserve System | May 15, 2023 While the wettest storm season in California’s recorded history crushed roofs and swelled snowbanks in the Sierra Nevada, the state’s coastal communities suffered plenty of their own losses. The casualties included waterside businesses swamped by storm surges, fishing piers smashed by rising seas, […]
ALERTCalifornia Launches to Provide Essential Tools to Understand and Adapt to Wildfires and Natural Disasters in the Golden State
ALERTCalifornia is a public safety program that helps communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from wildfires and other natural hazards.
Preparing for a warming world: CITRIS at the vanguard of climate tech research
CITRIS supports interdisciplinary climate research and projects across UC campuses.
