Archive for month: December, 2017
UCLA experts explain why California is burning in December
Ryan Cullom/Ventura County Fire Department via APFires like this one in the city of Ventura, California, are likely to be more common, say UCLA climate scientists. The Thomas Fire. The […]
Extreme fieldwork, drones, climate modeling yield new insights about Greenland’s melting ice sheet
Matthew CooperA UCLA-led team was the first to measure Greenland’s melting glaciers from the top of the ice sheet. Their discoveries could help scientists better predict sea level rise. A […]
UCLA faculty voice: Why is Saudi Arabia suddenly so paranoid?
Jim Mattis/FlickrSecretary of Defense Jim Mattis meets with Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, April 19, 2017. UCLA James Gelvin James Gelvin is a professor […]
