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WEBINAR – California Ag Land and Water Market Outlook: The Decade Ahead

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UCR wins $10 million to develop AI for sustainable agriculture

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By JULES BERNSTEIN |

Rethinking (waste) water conservation

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By Water World |

Unintended consequences of water conservation on the use of treated municipal wastewater

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Unintended Consequences of Water Conservation on the Use of Treated Municipal Wastewater

A manuscript created by SPP Professors Kurt Schwabe and Mehdi Nemati, along with Refat Amin (MPP '18), Quynh Tran, and David Jassby, has been accepted by Nature Sustainability.

Hotter, Drier, And On Fire: Will The IE Still Be Livable In 2100?

UCR School of Public Policy Associate Dean Kurt Schwabe participated in KPCC's podcast on Inland Empire's livability after 2100.
By Kurt Schwabe, Tim Krantz, Jonathan Parfrey, Andrea Vidaurre |
Twan Nguyen checks a machine testing surface water for PFAS compounds at the Orange County Water District. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times)

California finds widespread water contamination of ‘forever chemicals’

California finds widespread water contamination of ‘forever chemicals’
By Anna M. Phillips, Anthony Pesce |
CA Health Effects

NIDIS and Partners Host California Preparing for the Health Effects of Drought Workshop

NIDIS and Partners Host California Preparing for the Health Effects of Drought Workshop
California’s Water

California’s Water

California’s Water
By Kurt Schwabe, Ken Baerenklau |
As More People Move To The Inland Empire, How Is There Going To Be Enough Water?

As More People Move To The Inland Empire, How Is There Going To Be Enough Water?

As More People Move To The Inland Empire, How Is There Going To Be Enough Water?
By Shareen Awad |
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