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2025
watchdog

In a Toxic World, Pets Could Be Vital Health Watchdogs

Emily Anthes

The New York Times

poster standing for science

The Big Winners in California? Science and Climate.

Daniel Barad

Union of Concerned Scientists

Sunbeam in tropical rainforest in Malaysia

Trase: “It is essential to combine perspectives to limit deforestation”

Ylva Rylander

Stockholm Environment Institute

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emLab September 2025 newsletter

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Newsom signs climate, energy bills charting state course through perilous ‘mid-transition’

Laura Klivans and Guy Marzorati

KQED

wind turbines at sunset

What they’re saying: Overwhelming support for historic climate and energy affordability legislation

Governor Gavin Newsom Newsroom

power lines

Affordability concerns at center of cap-and-trade renewal debate

Guy Marzorati

KQED

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emLab August 2025 newsletter

fishing boat

New technology shows how illegal fishing has impacted oceans across the world

Lauren Sommer

NPR

Mobile money to help farmers get their Subsidy in togo

Togo and UC Berkeley: A data science alliance to build a dynamic West African nation

Edward Lempinen

UC Berkeley News

school of fish

Satellites show that strictly protected marine areas exclude industrial fishing

Harrison Tasoff

The Current

remote atoll

We tracked illegal fishing in marine protected areas – satellites and AI show most bans are respected, and could help enforce future ones

Jennifer Raynor

The Conversation

fishing boat

Where do untraceable fishing fleets go?

Sachi Kitajima Mulkey

The New York Times

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emLab July 2025 newsletter

andrew receiving AERE award

Andrew Plantinga recognized for shaping environmental policy through economic insight

Harrison Tasoff

The Current

electricity line

How California lawmakers can address sky-high electricity bills right now

Kyle Meng

The Sacramento Bee