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Researchers use balloon mapping to track the Salton Sea shoreline.

California’s Salton Sea Shrinking Faster Than Ever, Creating Dangerous Dust Problem

This map shows how the average incidence of Valley fever varies across different counties, with yellow and green representing higher incidence than blue and purple.

California Droughts Fuel Surge in Dangerous Airborne Fungal Disease

Boy skateboatrding in an empty, suburban swimming pool

How California’s Dry Spell Birthed the Skateboarding Phenomenon in the 1970s

L.A. skyline

Methane Emissions in LA are Decreasing More Slowly than Previously Estimated

For almost two decades prior to the pandemic, there was a significant reduction in serious forms of violence, including bullying and weapon-related behaviors, in California middle schools and high schools.

Study finds steep decline in day-to-day violence in California schools

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