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Lake Oroville, now at 100% capacity, seen in before-and-after photos
Lake Oroville, California’s second-largest reservoir, is back at full capacity.
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Biden discusses climate change in Bay Area
NBC Bay Area’s Scott Budman recaps the president’s Bay Area visit and why climate change was a headline.
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Biden to announce $600M in climate investments during Bay Area trip
President Joe Biden will arrive in the Bay Area Monday as he is set to announce new funding to tackle the country’s climate crisis. Kris Sanchez reports.
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How is air pollution affecting California's wildfire season?
Air pollution is increasing wildfire risks as California heads into the warmer months. Meteorologist Vianey Arana explains how fire season is starting to ramp up and how climate change will affect it.
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Climate change impacting your peanut butter?
NBC Bay Area’s Vianey Arana examines how climate change is affecting our crops.
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California startup's mission to keep EV charging stations working
If the electric vehicle revolution is going to catch on, chargers have to work all the time, but there have been problems. Scott Budman reports.
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Orange skies in the Bay Area in 2020 vs. orange skies in New York City in 2023
New York City’s smokey skies seem eerily familiar to a lot of Bay Area residents. Nearly three years ago, we saw orange skies from the North California wildfires. Meteorologist Vianey Arana has some insight.
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Higher Snowlines in the Sierra Nevada
Imagine a future, taking your kids or grandkids to the Sierra in February, and there’s no snow.
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Watch: Higher Snowlines in the Sierra Nevada
A new study just revealed the impact on Sierra snow in a warmer climate. Researchers with the Desert Research Institute published in the journal Climate Dynamics that the snowline will continue to rise with less snowfall on average.
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State Farm No Longer Accepting Homeowners Insurance Applications in California
As of Saturday, State Farm is no longer accepting new applications for homeowner’s insurance in California, attributing that to the growing risk of climate catastrophes like wildfires and also to spiking construction costs.
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State Farm No Longer Accepting Homeowners Insurance Applications in California
As of Saturday, State Farm is no longer accepting new applications for homeowner’s insurance in California, attributing that to the growing risk of climate catastrophes like wildfires and also to spiking construction costs. Marianne Favro reports.
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Gov. Newsom Outlines Plan to Have State Use 100% Clean Energy by 2045
Governor Gavin Newsom was in Contra Costa County Thursday to give a progress report on the state’s ambitious goal of getting to 100% clean energy by 2045. Pete Suratos reports.
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Watch: Newsom in Bay Area to Outline State's Clean Energy Plan
In a news conference Thursday in Richmond, Gov. Gavin Newsom outlines his clean energy plan for California.
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Gov. Newsom Outlines Plan to Have State Use 100% Clean Energy by 2045
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday visited the Bay Area to outline his clean energy plan for California.
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Gov. Newsom in Bay Area to Outline State's Clean Energy Plan
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday visited the Bay Area to outline his clean energy plan for California. Bob Redell reports.
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19-Year-Old Stanford Student Fights Climate Change
A 19-year-old Stanford student is tackling a global problem. How climate change is impacting our water supply. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Shreya Ramachandran, who grew up in Fremont, about the Grey Water Project.
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New Book Aims to Teach Kids About Climate Change Solutions
A new children’s book about a girl befriending a New York City subway train aims to teach kids how to figure out solutions to saving our changing climate.
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Global Temperatures Could Reach New Records in Next 5 Years
According to a new update from the World Meteorological Organization, we need to be prepared for a sweltering future with temperatures pushed into uncharted territory.
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Global Temperatures Could Reach New Records in Next 5 Years
According to a new update from the World Meteorological Organization, we need to be prepared for a sweltering future with temperatures pushed into uncharted territory.
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Fremont's Vernal Pools Return With the Wet Winter
The temperatures may be heating up, but signs of our wet winter are still with us. In Fremont, pools of water known as vernal pools are beginning to dry up. But not before they reveal some important biological data.