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Falling levels of air pollution drove decline in California’s tule fog
Study finds that a decrease in heavy fog in the Central Valley can be chalked up to air pollution.
Nancy Freitas wins Berkeley Grad Slam
Three CNR students were semifinalists in the UC-sponsored speaking event.
Insulin insights
An unexpected connection between insulin receptor and gene expression opens new doors.
Student Spotlight: Anna Hiller
A recent CNR alumna shares her experiences conducting and publishing research and her path to graduate school.
Two faculty elected fellows of the Ecological Society of America
Steven Beissinger and John Harte are recognized for their contributions to the science of ecology.
Berkeley’s soda tax election changed drinking habits months before prices went up
Study finds that soda sales dropped drastically even before the tax went into effect.
James Olzmann appointed Chan-Zuckerberg Biohub Investigator
Three Berkeley faculty members were selected for grants from the medical research nonprofit.
College of Natural Resources 2019 Summer Internship Grant
Grants will provide support for undergraduates who face financial, cultural, and other barriers to participate in summer internships that advance their career or academic interests.
College of Natural Resources photo contest
Submit your best CNR-related images by April 19 for a chance to win prizes and to have your work featured online and in print.
Joseph Shapiro wins Kiel Institute award
Shapiro is a 2019 recipient of the institute’s Excellence Award in Global Economic Affairs.
For America’s cities, housing policy is climate policy
Professor Dan Kammen and California state Senator Scott Wiener have co-authored a New York Times op-ed.
Dean Ackerly advocates for CNR programs on Capitol Hill
David Ackerly visited Washington D.C. to discuss federal investment in climate, fire, agriculture, and nutrition programs.
Berkeley Forests welcomes CAL FIRE Director Thom Porter
Thom Porter, a CNR almunus and the director of CAL FIRE, gave a speech as part of the William Main Seminar Series.
This beetle's gut may hide clues to making better biofuels
Researchers find that the passalid beetle's unique gut structure allows it to alter decaying wood into energy-abundant material.
Student Spotlight: Javier Arias-Romero
Senior Javier Arias-Romero tells us about how his dedication to leading a healthy life has shaped his academic path, extracurriculars, and his goal of attending medical school.
Economic policy approaches to water allocation in California
Assistant Cooperative Extension Specialist Ellen Bruno shares insight into her work on water policy in California and the relationship between climate change and water supply.
Alumnus Dan Hammer wins Mark Bingham Award
The award recognizes a Berkeley alum for their contributions to the community and world at large.
Dan Nomura recieves ASPIRE award
The Mark Foundation selected Dan Nomura to recieve an Accelerating Sceintific Platforms and Innovative Research (ASPIRE) Award, dedicated to funding high risk, high reward approaches to solving complex problems in cancer research.
Assessing coral bleaching vulnerability in the Caribbean
A new study finds that in the Caribbean, independent island nations are less vulnerable to coral bleaching than island territories.