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New in KneeDeep Times: Permeable pavement and an ode to electric cargo bikes

New in KneeDeep Times: The Race Against Runoff

New in KneeDeep Times: Colgan Creek and stormwater infrastructure for the 21st century

How One Marin County Neighborood is Staring Down Sea-Level Rise and San Pablo Bay

More Laguna de Santa Rosa, this time in KneeDeep Times

How urban parks support both biodiversity and human health

New in KneeDeep Times: Good Neighbors Make Good Disaster Plans

Estuary News March Issue: Sewers, Sturgeon, and More

New and sorta new in Estuary News: SF Bay marsh restoration, green infrastructure, and pollutant monitoring

Coverage of 2018 Bay-Delta Science Conference

How to Save San Rafael from Sea-Level Rise

NYC and Novato Sewage Plants Adapt to Rising Seas

Report on Living Shorelines Conference

Can the University of California go Carbon-Neutral by 2025?

THREE articles in the December issue of Estuary News: aging stormwater pumps, post-fire watershed management, and intermittent-stream research

Announcing AcclimateWest and my story on sea-level rise and the flood-prone, low-income San Rafael Canal district

Waste equals energy ... or, from poop to fuel: a Q&A with Cal alum Ashley Muspratt

In the April issue of EHP [1/2]: Feature: How population-level health protections sometimes fail the individual

Coastal Trail, Coastal Conservancy, and Coastal Act in the SF Chronicle

Latest issue of Estuary News