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Why Farmers Should Care Where Rain Comes From: Insights from UC San Diego’s Latest Climate Research

Posted on by Richard Restuccia
18
Dec

Insights from a new UC San Diego study on the hidden drivers of drought risk  I’ve always appreciated having the University of California, San Diego practically “up the street” from where I live. Beyond the ocean views and the innovation culture, UCSD continues to deliver research that reshapes how we think about climate, agriculture, and water. […]

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What Is a Heat Dome? Why You’ll Be Hearing About It This Summer

Posted on by Richard Restuccia
29
Apr

With summer just around the corner, there’s a new buzzword you’ll likely hear much more of in weather forecasts: the heat dome. As temperatures begin to climb, understanding what a heat dome is — and the serious impact it can have — is critical. This summer, many regions across the United States are preparing for […]

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