As part of International Open Access Week 2016, UC Press offers the following excerpt from the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) and Elementa Editor-in-Chief Anne Kapuscinski. Stay tuned all week for more …
Read More >UC Press is pleased to announce that the following titles in the Myriad Atlas Series – The Atlas of Climate Change, The Atlas of Religion, The Atlas of Food, The State of …
Read More >by Evan Berry, author of Devoted to Nature: The Religious Roots of American Environmentalism Some Americans, especially among the most trenchant ranks of conservative Catholics, have expressed outrage about Pope Francis’ direct …
Read More >By Julie Sze This guest post is published in advance of the American Society for Environmental History conference in Washington, DC. UC Press authors share their research and stories that reflect on …
Read More >The summer issue of California Magazine features an interview with UC Berkeley professor Lynn Ingram, co-author of The West without Water: What Past Floods, Droughts, and Other Climatic Clues Tell Us about …
Read More >Traveling the 38th Parallel authors David and Janet Carle highlight some important climate change issues on their blog, Parallel Universe 38°N. First, they point to some amazing photos of 30 million tons …
Read More >On Saturday, June 22nd, the Boston Museum of Science will open an exhibition of photographs by Gary Braasch, environmental photojournalist and author of the book, Earth under Fire. Braasch’s work not only reveals …
Read More >Andrew Guzman offers new perspectives on how climate change will affect humanity Published by Generation Anthropocene, May 7, 2013. In this Generation Anthropocene interview, international law expert Andrew Guzman takes a step …
Read More >Climate scientist Ken Caldeira discusses his work with ocean acidification, and geoengineering Published by Generation Anthropocene, April 2, 2013. Climate scientist Ken Caldeira begins with a discussion of ocean acidification, a term …
Read More >Federal Advisory Committee Draft Climate Assessment Report Released for Public Review A 60-person Federal Advisory Committee (The “National Climate Assessment and Development Advisory Committee” or NCADAC) has overseen the development of this …
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