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Water conservation

How mountains affect El Niño-induced winter precipitation

Redwood forests such as this one in California's Humboldt County are key components of the state's climate change mitigation efforts, but UCI researchers suggest that ongoing greenhouse gas emissions may limit the ability of trees to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Forest trees find a new watery ‘sweet spot’ when CO2 is high

Jacaranda tree in bloom; a common sight in Southern California. (Sundry Photography/iStock/Getty)

Landscaping for drought: We’re doing it wrong

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