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2.12.2019

Alex Hall in Herald Mail: Scientists reveal climate forecast for 2080 — and it’s a whole lot warmer

Scientists have just revealed the climate forecast for the year 2080 in hundreds of cities across North America, and — surprise! — it looks like it’s going to get a…

2.12.2019

Wildfire experts lay out causes and solutions for California’s worsening blazes

Academic and government experts offered insight at an event co-produced by The Nature Conservancy and UCLA

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2.6.2019

Alex Hall in LA Times: 2018 was one of the hottest years on record

Alex Hall is Professor in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and Institute of the Environment and Sustainability and Director of the Center for Climate Science at UCLA. His research is focused…

here’s how much hotter the california desert could get — and how tourism might suffer

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1.22.2019

Alex Hall and Neil Berg, Cal Poly adapts to climate change, national report announces impacts

A study by Neil Berg and Alex Hall, climate scientists are UCLA, was referenced in a story on how Cal Poly is adapting to climate change. “The amount of snow…

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1.6.2019

‘We are all in this together’: California, Puerto Rico officials join in climate fight

IoES Center for Climate Science director Alex Hall talks with USA Today about the role of climate change in California wildfires and Atlantic Hurricanes.

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11.13.2018

When will this terrible wildfire season in California end?

The UCLA IoES Center for Climate Science’s Neil Berg speaks to Mashable about the connection between climate change and the current, particularly destructive wildfire season in California.