Analysis by ARE Associate Professor of Cooperative Extension Ellen Bruno reveals that California farmers will continue to drill wells and plant perennials despite impending groundwater regulation. These actions may exacerbate the groundwater issues that California is seeking to address.
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ARE Lecturer Anna Serra-Llobet Is Interviewed On Texas Flooding
Anna Serra-Llobet is a research scientist at the Center for Catastrophic Risk Management and a lecturer in ARE. She discussed the implications of FEMA regulatory flood maps on land use planning in a New York Times article titled "Camp Mystic Stood in an 'Extremely Hazardous' Floodway" and about the possibility of something similar happening in California in a KQED article titled "California Could Flood Like Texas. But Thunderstorms Likely Won’t Be to Blame."