The Spring 2013 issue of breakthroughs looks at why climate change experts are worried about their kids' futures

Features

Climate change experts concerned about their childrens' futures.

Why Are These Climate Change Experts Worried About Their Kids’ Futures?

Meredith Fowlie, Max Auffhammer, and Wolfram Schlenker may have troubling research findings on the topic, but they are all stakeholders in finding meaningful solutions.
A block of Adeline Street near 53rd Street in Oakland is completely paved and has no trees or greenery.

Confronting the Climate

Communities of Color are Feeling the Heat
Jon-Mark Chappellet aboard his 1949 Allis Chalmers G model tractor, which he converted to electric

Q&A Visits Wine Country

Alumni in the wine industry tell about their land, their vines, and their passions.
Obesity research

On The Ground

A Sampling of CNR Research in Obesity

Harrower in her West Berkeley studio.

The Alchemy of Art and Science

Jennifer Harrower, '06, Genetics & Plant Biology
A checklist

Five Key Lessons

ER 273: "Be a human first, a researcher second."
Carrie Maser

New Endowment Fund Boosts Sustainability

For third-generation Cal Bear Carrie Maser ’87, the commitment to giving back runs deep.
Joe Napoli

Why I Do Science: Joseph L. Napoli

Joseph Napoli is a professor in the Department of Nutritional Sciences and Toxicology.

David Brower

David Brower ('09, BS, Conservation & Resource Studies) is truly a Next-Gen Environmentalist.
Anthrax outbreaks kill herbivores like the zebra, pictured in Etosha National Park, Namibia.

The Big Picture

Anthrax outbreaks kill herbivores like the zebra pictured in Etosha National Park, Namibia.