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News for January 9th, 2020
Hotter, Drier, And On Fire: Will The IE Still Be Livable In 2100?
UCR School of Public Policy Associate Dean Kurt Schwabe participated in KPCC's podcast on Inland Empire's livability after 2100.
By Kurt Schwabe, Tim Krantz, Jonathan Parfrey, Andrea Vidaurre |
January 09, 2020
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