Pierce on Misconceptions About Prop. 30
Californians rejected the measure to fight climate change by taxing the rich, amid conflicting claims about the initiative's intent.
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Pierce on Rising Cost of Water Amid California’s Drought
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Gregory Pierce/by Aminah KhanFollowing the veto of Senate Bill 222, which would have offered rate assistance to residential water customers, many Californians are burdened with skyrocketing bills.
Pierce on Preventing Water Shortages in L.A.
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Gregory Pierce/by Aminah KhanA plan to treat wastewater to provide clean water for 2 million people by 2035 may be a little late but should forestall even more radical rationing, he says.
Pierce Provides Cost-Effective Options to Ocean Desalination
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Gregory Pierce/by Aminah Khan“Current evidence shows that even in coastal cities, ocean desalination may not be the best or even among the best options to address water shortfalls,” he says.
Megan Mullin Becomes an Endowed Chair and Faculty Director at UCLA Luskin Environmental politics scholar joins Luskin Center for Innovation leadership team as urgent climate change challenges face California and the country
/1 Comment/in Climate Change, Education, Environment, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, For Undergraduates, School of Public Affairs Colleen Callahan, David C. Turner III, Gregory Pierce, Megan Mullin/by Mary BraswellEnvironmental politics scholar joins UCLA to lead the Luskin Center for Innovation and serve as a professor of public policy.
Pierce on Heat’s Impact on Quantity, Quality of California’s Water
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Gregory Pierce/by Mary Braswell“We’re fighting an uphill battle due to climate change,” with nearly 1 million residents living with contaminated drinking water and some at risk of running out of water entirely.
Pierce on Failing Water Systems in California
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Gregory Pierce/by Mary BraswellThe state water board has been trying to improve accountability and performance, but “it’s slow going. It takes a long time. And it’s political.”
UCLA Teams Up With LADWP for Equitable Energy Solutions
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Gregory Pierce/by Mary BraswellAs Los Angeles prepares to transition to 100% renewable energy, researchers lend expertise to help ensure that all of the city's residents can benefit.
Pierce on Floating Desalination Plants for Disaster Relief
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Gregory Pierce/by Zoe DayVessels with nuclear-powered desalination systems could be useful in emergencies but may not be the most practical solution for increasing broad access to drinking water.
Pierce on New L.A. Water Restrictions
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Gregory Pierce/by Mary BraswellWatering will be cut back to two days a week — "but I would recommend not hesitating to go to one-day [watering] and seeing those plants die if necessary,” he says.
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