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Grist

The secret ingredient in Biden’s climate law? City trees” by Matt Simon | Sept. 23, 2024

Prism

U.S. legislators push mandates for cooling regulations in rental housing” by Jill Webb | Sept. 19, 2024

Planetizen

Symposium highlights the crucial role of trees in combatting extreme heat” by Clement Lau | Sept. 9, 2024

ABC 7 Eyewitness News

Experts: Lean on trees for relief from extreme heat, heatwaves” by Rob Hayes | Sept. 5, 2024

La Tribune

Planète : le crépuscule des palmiers de Los Angeles” by Étienne De Metz | Aug. 25, 2024

LAist 89.3FM KPCC

Co-curated water exhibit featured on “Best things to do this weekend in Los Angeles and Southern California: August 23 - 25” by  Laura Hertzfeld | Aug. 22, 2024

Los Angeles Times

Boiling Point: Heat, fires, floods — extreme weather has affected 99% of Americans” by Ian James | Aug. 20, 2024

Grist

The surprisingly simple way cities could save people from extreme heat” by Matt Simon | July 16, 2024

Spectrum 1 News

California workplace safety board approves heat protections for indoor workers, excluding prisons” by Nathalie Basha | June 20, 2024

Anthropocene

New research shows how more trees could cut ER visits in heatwaves” by Warren Cornwall | May 22, 2024

WIRED

City trees save lives” by Matt Simon | May 9, 2024

LAist 89.3FM KPCC

LA has big plans to turn a landfill into a wetland, but delays are jeopardizing the project” by Erin Stone | Mar. 11, 2024

LAist 89.3FM KPCC

How you can help refill LA’s aquifers by capturing stormwater at home” by Jacob Margolis | Mar. 4, 2024

Los Angeles Times

How California’s storms are projected to become more extreme with climate change” by Ian James | Feb. 8, 2024

Spectrum 1 News

UCLA grads create simple, effective solution to tackle extreme heat in urban areas” | Nov. 9, 2023

WIRED

As extreme heat increases, heart attacks will rise” by Maryn McKenna | Nov. 1, 2023

WIRED

This is your kid’s brain on extreme heat” by Matt Simon | Sept. 15, 2023

WIRED

Heat waves aren’t just getting hotter—they’re stickier too” by Matt Simon | Jul. 27, 2023

Los Angeles Times

For Californians who live and work outside, there is little escape from deadly heat” | Jul. 14, 2023

Al Jazeera

How are cities responding to extreme heat?” | May 16, 2023

Los Angeles Times

‘He baked’: Heat waves are killing more L.A. homeless people who can’t escape broiling sun” | Feb. 19, 2023

Santa Monica Daily Press

Outrage over illegal tree trimming unlikely to yield prosecution” | Oct. 7, 2022

WIRED

Texas’ precarious power grid exposes a nasty feedback loop” | Jul. 15, 2022

Daily Bruin

Study finds planting trees, employing reflective surfaces could save LA lives” | Apr. 17, 2022

Sustaining US on PBS

Why Does Hot Weather Kill Thousands Each Year?” | Jan. 12, 2022

Air Talk - LAist 89.3FM KPCC

Climate Week: Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti And The ‘Race To Zero’” | Nov. 3, 2021

Los Angeles Times

Poor neighborhoods bear the brunt of extreme heat, ‘legacies of racist decision-making’” | Oct. 28, 2021

Los Angeles Times

Heat waves are far deadlier than we think. How California neglects this climate threat” | Oct. 7, 2021

Los Angeles Times

Climate change is supercharging California heat waves, and the state isn’t ready” | Oct. 7, 2021

BBC

Why the health risks of overheating go unnoticed” | Aug. 26, 2021

Nature

Racism is magnifying the deadly impact of rising city heat" | Jul. 14, 2021

To The Point - 89.9FM KCRW

In Our Backyard No. 3: Heat is the deadliest aspect of climate change. It’s turning some underserved LA neighborhoods red hot” | May 6, 2021

AND

In Our Backyard No. 3 (bonus): Heat islands are killers, but they don’t have to be” | May 6, 2021

Curbed

A 2006 heat wave was a warning from the future. Why didn’t L.A. pay attention?” | Sept. 9, 2020

Los Angeles Times

As second heat wave sears California, experts say health impacts will worsen with climate change” | Sept. 5, 2020

La Croix

Face à la canicule, Los Angeles teste des solutions innovantes pour refroidir ses rues” | Aug. 25, 2020

Noticias Últimas

Ante la ola de calor, Los Ángeles está probando soluciones innovadoras para enfriar sus calles” | Aug. 25, 2020

LegalPlanet

Beat the heat: As Angelenos swelter in historic heatwave, city and county governments seek to cool vulnerable residents” | Aug. 21, 2020

Bloomberg CityLab

The Problem With ‘Cool Pavements’: They Make People Hot” | Oct. 3, 2019

China Global TV Network

To fight climate change, Los Angeles cools down its streets” | Sept. 26, 2019

Edith de Guzman, director of Research for Tree People, discusses how cities are preparing for climate change with CGTN's Rachelle Akuffo.