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Americans have always entertained conspiracy theories; they are as much a part of the American way as baseball and apple pie.

What are the costs if climate change increases the risk of extinction of plants and animals? What about costs from impacts to agricultural production and the risk to the global food supply?

Where there’s smoke, there are conspiracy theorists! Hannah Tierney is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of California, Davis.

How the new non-profit organization “Shrimply Blue” is inviting dogs and their human sidekicks to restore lake clarity one dog treat at a time. The Tahoe Environmental Research Center has identified invasive Mysis as a key contributor to clarity decline.

Join UC Davis TERC for the Winter Science Speaks lecture on Thursday, February 11, at 12 noon.

UC Davis Cannabis and Hemp Research Center

Expansion of local renewable supply is key to more timely, just, and safe local, state, and national renewable energy transitions.  U.S.

The Tahoe Film Fest will be hosted on December 3–6, 2020 in North Lake Tahoe at the Incline Theater and Crystal Bay Club. All proceeds from Tahoe Film Fest benefit research and education at Lake Tahoe through the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center.

UC Davis researchers Katie Senft and Dr. Jenessa Gjeltema will get you up to speed with the latest science behind microplastics and present the research underway at Lake Tahoe to study the fate of microplastics in our freshwater system.

UC Davis scientists are conducting research to study the impact of wildfire smoke and ash on human health. Dr.

On account of the dangerously poor (and highly variable) air quality and the high likelihood that it will continue, we have made the decision to cancel this year’s Kayak Circumnavigation for Science. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Discover how native food web restoration could help achieve Tahoe’s clarity goals. Brant Allen, UC Davis TERC Field Lab Director and Boat Captain, presents the details of the recent pilot project on Mysis shrimp removal from Emerald Bay.

The annual Tahoe: State of the Lake Report and the Center’s long-term data set are important elements for lake management by elected officials and public agencies tasked with restoring and managing the Lake Tahoe ecosystem.

Hear about an emerging approach to Lake Tahoe clarity restoration, sustainable business development, and the opportunity for a new commercialization venture.

June 16th: Join us again at 5:00 pm PDT for a follow up Q&A session with all of our presenters! One thing we are missing this year with virtual workshops is the social community we usually experience when we come together.