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"A Little Bird Told Me..." Notes on children's books and nature
Erika Zavaleta appointed to California Fish and Game Commission
New Deal for National Security
Bradman shows food dye linked to neurological childhood behavior in California EPA study
Reed co-authors report on keeping social distance from wildlife
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Judge blocks massive Tejon Ranchcorp development in L.A. County
Policy options to address climate induced displacement from the Northern Triangle
Richter co-edits special issue of Environmental Sociology: Race and the Environment
Nithya Ramanathan selected as a 2021 TED Fellow
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McClure co-directs Indigenous Nations & Climate Change Summit April 21-23, 2021
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