Michael Kiparsky

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Michael Kiparsky March 1, 2018

Progress on California water data

Michael Kiparsky and Alida Cantor

Michael Kiparsky November 20, 2017

Of Dreamliners and Drinking Water

Michael Kiparsky and Christian Binz

Michael Kiparsky July 15, 2016

Do water managers’ perceptions influence innovation?

New survey probes the innovation deficit

Michael Kiparsky March 9, 2016

The Devil is in the Design: Forming California’s New Groundwater Agencies

By Dave Owen and Mike Kiparsky

Michael Kiparsky December 18, 2015

How do we move past the yuck factor in potable water reuse?

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More States Are Finally Following California’s RPS Lead

California has long led the push for renewable energy mandates, and others are catching on

Jonathan Zasloff March 21, 2019

What Do We Know About Environmental Justice?

Not As Much As We Should

Dan Farber March 21, 2019

EPA’s Mission: The Original Understanding

Guess what? EPA’s core mission wasn’t cutting regulatory costs.

Steven Weissman March 20, 2019

I Suppose We Can Just Hope That EIA Is Wrong

The federal estimate of energy-related carbon emissions in 2050 should get our attention.

Timothy Malloy March 20, 2019

Governance on the Ground—Evaluating Pesticide Regulation in California

In a new study, UCLA and USC researchers find that California state and county officials are falling short in evaluating use of agricultural pesticides.

Jonathan Zasloff March 19, 2019

If You’re Not At The Table, You’re On The Menu

Why Has Labor Attacked The Green New Deal?

Ethan Elkind March 19, 2019

Conference On SB 100 & California’s Race To A Carbon-Free Grid

California Lawyers Association Environmental Law Section will hold daylong event on March 28th in Downtown Oakland

Eric Biber March 19, 2019

Public Lands Watch: Final Changes to Sage Grouse Protections

BLM announces final version of revisions to protections for sage grouse on Western federal public lands

Dan Farber March 18, 2019

Climate Change in the Political Spotlight

Climate change has been a low-visibility political issue. That may be changing.

Nell Green Nylen March 15, 2019

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