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Taking the Heat

Taking the Heat Illustration by David Fierstein.

Taking the Heat
Bay Area Ecosystems in the Age of Climate Change

by Glen Martin

Though we may not be able to detect it on a day-to-day basis, climate change has come to the Bay Area and is already leaving its mark on local ecosystems: rising tides in the Bay, increasingly severe wildfires, acidification of ocean waters. While it may be too late to avoid global warming's early stages, there is a lot we can do to both understand and mitigate its impacts on our landscapes and watersheds. With the support of world-class research institutions and an active environmental movement, Bay Area scientists are taking the lead in this crucial effort.

From the Jan-Mar 2009 issue
Published January 01, 2008
Length: moderately-short

Analy High School

Analy High School
Global Dilemma/Local Solutions

by Laura Hautala

From the Jan-Mar 2009 issue
Published January 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

Solar RichmondBUILD

Solar RichmondBUILD
Global Dilemma/Local Solutions

by Sue Rosenthal

From the Jan-Mar 2009 issue
Published January 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

ACTerraGreen

ACTerraGreen
Global Dilemma/Local Solutions

by Laura Hautala

From the Jan-Mar 2009 issue
Published January 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

Berkeley FIRST

Berkeley FIRST
Global Dilemma/Local Solutions

by Laura Hautala

From the Jan-Mar 2009 issue
Published January 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

Climate Change Resources

Climate Change Resources

Compiled by Sue Rosenthal

With increasing awareness and concern about climate change, the number of organizations and resources addressing this issue has increased dramatically over the past few years. The following resource list, then, is just the tip of the (melting) iceberg.

From the Jan-Mar 2009 issue
Published January 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short