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Climate Risk and Finance

December 2025

Spotlighting: Dave Jones

The Uninsurable Future: The Climate Threat to Property Insurance, and How to Stop It

Sustainable Water

August 2013

Spotlighting: Michael Kiparsky

The Innovation Deficit in Urban Water: The Need for an Integrated Perspective on Institutions, Organizations, and Technology

Sustainable Water

March 2016

Spotlighting: Michael Kiparsky

Barriers to Innovation in Urban Wastewater Utilities: Attitudes of Managers in California

Sustainable Water

November 2025

Spotlighting: Michael Kiparsky

Navigating the Growing Prospects and Growing Pains of Managed Aquifer Recharge

Sustainable Water

January 2016

Spotlighting: Michael Kiparsky

Unanswered questions for implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act

Energy Transition

September 2011

Spotlighting: Daniel Farber

Emissions Trading and Social Justice

April 2010

Spotlighting: Daniel Farber

A Simple but Fundamental Step: Put all EISS and EAS on the Web

Sustainable Water

October 2023

Spotlighting: Molly Bruce, Michael Kiparsky

Recharge net metering (ReNeM) is a novel, cost-effective management strategy to incentivize groundwater recharge

Climate Equity

April 2025

Spotlighting: Marie Grimm, Molly Bruce, Michael Kiparsky

Siloed funding of multibenefit projects highlights the need for funding programs that integrate cobenefits

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