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SF scientists testing water to find invisible microplastic particles

  • Jun 25
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CA's water crisis driving higher interest in desalination

  • Jun 21
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Toxic pollutant from car tires reaching San Francisco Bay: scientists

  • Jun 6
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Stanford researchers launch ambitious plan to map and track water

  • Jun 4

Corte Madera prepares for next flood emergency after Jan. King Tides

  • May 29

SF startup spreads crushed rock to speed carbon removal

  • May 12

Academy of Sciences secures grant to help endangered sea stars

  • May 10

Concerns grow over more gray whale deaths in Bay Area

  • May 9

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Wildfire risk drives 84% spike in California home insurance costs in 5 years, Stanford finds

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SF scientists testing water to find invisible microplastic particles

  • Jun 25
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Toxic pollutant from car tires reaching San Francisco Bay: scientists

  • Jun 10
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Toxic pollutant from car tires reaching San Francisco Bay: scientists

  • Jun 6
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Stanford researchers launch ambitious plan to map and track water

  • Jun 4
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Corte Madera prepares for next flood emergency after Jan. King Tides

  • May 29
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Academy of Sciences secures grant to help endangered sea stars

  • May 10
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Concerns grow over more gray whale deaths in Bay Area

  • May 9

Latest Stories

'Under Pressure': San Francisco artist's exhibit in Chicago is an SOS to save the planet

A four-year project at Chicago's National Museum of Mexican Art by San Francisco-based artist Ana Teresa Fernández is meant to ignite a change. "Under Pressure" shows how climate change can be seen, felt and heard, but it also captures a deafening silence.

  • Apr 22

Experts warn faster snowmelt could strain water supplies, urgency for storage solutions

California's snowpack, long considered a natural form of drip irrigation for the state's rivers and waterways, is showing signs of melting faster and earlier than normal. Experts say a recent heat wave and the potential effects of long-term climate change are contributing to the shift.

  • Apr 10

Tribal members to help shape Bay Area open space as historic Juristac lands are reclaimed by deal

Native American communities in the South Bay are working right now to shape the future of a newly-acquired open space. They see it as a historic opportunity, for both tribal culture and the environment.

  • Mar 17

Environmental groups sue to stop Trump's water diversions in California

Several Environmental groups, including San Francisco Baykeeper and the Center for Biological Diversity are now suing, claiming the Action 5 diversions violate the endangered species act and will harm fish populations including chinook salmon.

  • Mar 11
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Antarctica has lost ice 10 times the size of Los Angeles over the last 30 years, scientists say

Antarctica has lost enough ice over the last 30 years to cover the City of Los Angeles area 10 times over, according to new research.

  • Mar 6