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Tending to Our Superblooms Requires Developing Plans for People to Enjoy Them

Appropriate incentives can enable necessary large-scale marine conservation measures

Research

A Market-Based Approach to Marine Conservation

Appropriate incentives can enable necessary large-scale marine conservation measures

Jan 6 2020

Professor James Salzman coauthors guide to green growth

Faculty News

Bringing Ecological Benefits into Economic Considerations

Professor James Salzman coauthors guide to green growth

Sep 23 2019

Research

Closing the Gaps in Food Assessments

Researchers call for a more comprehensive assessment of the global food system

Sep 12 2019

Research

Assessing Aquaculture’s Carbon Sequestration Potential

Researchers suggest seaweed farming could be a versatile tool in the effort to mitigate climate change

Aug 29 2019

Study highlights that framing a message in terms of avoiding environmental losses can increase public support for environmental management

Research

Framing Science Research Helps with Public Support

Study highlights that framing a message in terms of avoiding environmental losses can increase public support for environmental management

Jul 31 2019

Research

Meeting Water Demands During Drought Years

Researchers investigate water use dynamics in the Willamette River Basin

Jul 24 2019

Research

Study Shows Americans are Drilling Deeper than Ever for Fresh Water

Researchers publish the first comprehensive account of groundwater wells across the contiguous United States

Jul 22 2019

Research

Study Reveals Climate Cycles Impact Mariculture

Bren research reveals the influence long-term climatic cycles can have on marine aquaculture

Jul 9 2019

Professor Arturo Keller links reforestation to water quality credits

Research

How Do Trees Improve Water Quality?

Professor Arturo Keller links reforestation to water quality credits

Jun 27 2019

Professor Kyle Meng quantifies the effects of political lobbying on likelihood of climate policy enactment

Research

Study Quantifies Lobbying Influence on Climate Change Policy

Professor Kyle Meng quantifies the effects of political lobbying on likelihood of climate policy enactment

May 27 2019

Data science and statistics instructor Allison Horst was recognized with a 2019 Distinguished Teaching Award by the UCSB Academic Senate.

Faculty News

Allison Horst Wins UCSB Distinguished Teaching Award

Data science and statistics instructor Allison Horst was recognized with a 2019 Distinguished Teaching Award by the UCSB Academic Senate.

Apr 19 2019

Research

Quantifying Plastic’s Carbon Footprint

Bren researchers conduct first global assessment of the lifecycle of greenhouse gas emissions from plastics

Apr 15 2019

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A Market-Based Approach to Marine Conservation

Bringing Ecological Benefits into Economic Considerations

Closing the Gaps in Food Assessments

Assessing Aquaculture’s Carbon Sequestration Potential

Framing Science Research Helps with Public Support

Meeting Water Demands During Drought Years

Study Shows Americans are Drilling Deeper than Ever for Fresh Water

Study Reveals Climate Cycles Impact Mariculture

How Do Trees Improve Water Quality?

Study Quantifies Lobbying Influence on Climate Change Policy

Allison Horst Wins UCSB Distinguished Teaching Award

Quantifying Plastic’s Carbon Footprint