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Agriculture and timber production need not come at the expense of carbon storage and biodiversity.

Better land use and management could improve biodiversity, climate and economic development

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The Added Value of Local Food Hubs
photo of water dripping from faucet

Counting Every Drop

Reimagining Climate Justice
UCSB Library hydration stations

Green Grants
Matt O'Carroll UCSB water manager

Holding Water

Faster Environmental Testing for New Synthetic Chemicals and Materials

Researchers Create First Regional Ocean Health Index

Tackling the Biggest Global Challenges

Expanding the Domain of Natural History

NCEAS Upgrades Widely Used Scientific Data Repository

NCEAS Team Leads International Workshop on Ship Safety in the Arctic

Major Antarctic Ice Loss Could Continue for Decades
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