$5M gift will seed Center for Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation.

Warmer ocean temperatures affect seasonal cycles, study finds.

Research team reports first direct measurement of geothermal heat flow rising from deep within the Earth to the bottom of the ice sheet.

Similar trends have been found in other Mediterranean environments, such as those of southern Europe.

Stereophotogrammetry provides a unique window into clouds, thus improving climate models.

Studies suggest that climate change might give rise to a new climate regime, one in which the years of low precipitation will be accompanied by warm conditions.

37 students are awarded fellowships to work on projects that support UC's Carbon Neutrality Initiative.

Researchers forge strategies to accurately estimate snowpack, soil moisture and surface-water volumes, and improve monitoring of groundwater.

Ocean ecosystems that experience rapid upheaval because of climate change can take thousands of years to recover.

All UC campuses participated in the Campus Conservation Nationals, which challenges students, faculty and staff at 186 university campuses to reduce energy and water use.

A growing body of research suggests that extreme weather — using Syria as an example — increases the chances of violence, from individual attacks to full-scale wars.

Research and outreach efforts will help UC become first major university to achieve carbon neutrality.