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UCSB Receives $1 Million to Develop Climate Action Capacity | UCSB

UC Santa Barbara has received $1 million to kick start climate innovation and entrepreneurship on campus. The funding is part of $15 million in grants for

UC Santa Barbara Receives $1 Million to Develop Climate Action Capacity - The Santa Barbara Independent

Arable - AlleyWatch

Arable is a developer of a software for agriculture that helps digitize and optimize decisions from seed breeding to food production. Founded by Adam Wolf, Ben Siegfried, and Kelly Caylor in 2014, Arable is backed by investors that include Tridon, National Science Foundation, S2G Ventures, Prelude Ventures, and Cantos and is headquartered in San Francisco.

Hot time, summer in the city: Growing threat of extreme heat on urban populations

NSF's mission is to advance the progress of science, a mission accomplished by funding proposals for research and education made by scientists, engineers, and educators from across the country.

Hot time, summer in the city: Growing threat of extreme heat on urban populations

NSF's mission is to advance the progress of science, a mission accomplished by funding proposals for research and education made by scientists, engineers, and educators from across the country.

Hot time, summer in city: Growing threat of extreme heat on urban populations

Exposure to dangerous temperatures has doubled since the mid-1980s Exposure to dangerous temperatures has doubled since the mid-1980s. Between climate

Researchers Reveal Growing Threat Extreme Heat Poses to Urban Populations

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Half of all people vulnerable to life-threatening heat live in India

When bestselling science-fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson opened his latest novel, “The Ministry for the Future,” he set the scene in India, where a deadly heat dome wipes out almost

India Houses Half of All People Vulnerable to Life-Threatening Heat

(Bloomberg) -- When bestselling science-fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson opened his latest novel, The Ministry for the Future, he set the scene in India, where a deadly heat dome wipes out almost the entire population of a provincial city, sewing the seed for a radical political movement to comba

Extreme heat affects 2 billion people living in cities

"Almost one in five people on Earth experienced increases in exposure to urban heat over the past 30 years." Poor and marginalized people are most at risk.