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An aerial shot of a pumping plant for the California Aqueduct. The channel continues through pipes into the background toward parched hills.

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While reducing demand is important, most successful cases of groundwater recovery also involve moving huge amounts of water to meet demand.

August 2, 2004

Pocket Gophers Serve as 'Ecosystem Engineers'

July 21, 2004

UCSB Manages Wildfire Hazard Center

May 13, 2004

Evidence of Meteor Impact Near Australia Linked to Largest Extinction in Earth's History

May 5, 2004

Plankton May Influence Climate Change Says UCSB Scientist

April 19, 2004

Marine Researchers Fertilize Southern Ocean with Iron to Study Past and Future Climate Change

February 18, 2004

Japanese Kelp Invades Southern California; UCSB Scientists to Develop Control and Education Campaign

February 16, 2004

Nuclear Waste Dumps Need Better Stewardship, Says Expert

December 10, 2003

Study of Erosion and Precipitation in the Himalayas Presents Surprising Findings, Scholars Say

November 10, 2003

UCSB Climate Experts Help Predict Rainfall Patterns in Central America and Africa to Avert Famine

September 29, 2003

Gaines Named Winner of Top Marine Conservation Award

September 25, 2003

Snowy Plover "Nursery" Success Earns Resource Stewardship Award

September 10, 2003

Role of Tropics in Global Climate Change Gains Attention

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