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Stories that help Californians shape a resilient future in our cities, parks and wild areas. Plus the latest in climate science and policy.

Bay waves wash over San Francisco's Embarcadero as a young boy stands ankle deep, watching the waves.

Bay Area King Tide Floods Foreshadow Future Climate Risk

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Cartoon: people in downtown San Francisco standing in water, we see a fish talk to another fish, saying, "they call it 'king tide,' but I call it 'low tide of the future'."

A Watery Sneak Peek

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The branches that the worker carries are about two or three times the size of the employee. The hill has dense foliage.

Ahead of California's Ban on Gas-Powered Tools, Some Landscapers Call the State's Subsidy Inadequate

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An aerial shot of the nuclear plant, which contains two large silos, various buildings, a large parking lot and vats of water, all located a few yards off the beach.

California's Last Nuclear Plant Is Slated to Close by 2025. Why Some Scientists Worry That Could Be Bad News for Carbon Emissions

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A man with jeans and a blue hooded sweatshirt paints a yellow mural on the street.

'Rolling Deep': Here's How Latinos Are Reshaping California Environmentalism

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How to Overcome Climate Anxiety

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Cartoon: A dirty coal train port terminal with a young boy and girl walking by. The boy says, "the good news is they're banning coal storage by 2027, the bad news is it's 2021."

Time to Switch Tracks

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Large rocks separate a row of beachfront homes from the rising tide. A surfer looks on from a pier in the foreground.

Southern California Amtrak Line Offers Up-Close View of Climate Change's Impact on Beaches

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Three mask wearing climate activists grip a red velvet rope. One holds up a sign that says "keep 1.5C alive."

COP26 Negotiators Debating Agreement Calling For an End to Coal and Fossil Fuel Subsidies

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