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Mapping the Residential Exposure and Coverage of California's FAIR Plan
Californians are increasingly relying on the FAIR Plan for wildfire insurance
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Avery Bick
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Nam Nguyen
The Shrinking of the CA Private Insurance Market, and the Growing Reliance on the FAIR Plan
The recent catastrophic wildfires in communities around Los Angeles are expected to exacerbate California’s insurance struggles.
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Nam Nguyen
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Balancing Fire and Air, Part Two: Responding to the Governor’s State of Emergency Proclamation
As catastrophic wildfires increasingly threaten California, how can the state significantly expand its use of prescribed burns – a key mitigation…
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Jessica Yu
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Arjan Walia
, and 
Samuel Hudgens
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The Shrinking of the CA Private Insurance Market, and the Growing Reliance on the FAIR Plan
 • Nam Nguyen
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Elevated and Dangerous
 • Gina Hervey
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Balancing Fire and Air, Part Two: Responding to the Governor’s State of Emergency Proclamation
 • Jessica Yu, Arjan Walia, and Samuel Hudgens
What Should We Do When the Natural Gas Company Leaves Town?
 • CEPP
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Improving Electricity Affordability for Low-Income Californians Using the California Climate Credit
 • Lane Smith
From Smoke to Health: Improving Air Quality in California Schools
 • Judith Gomez, Tehmi den Braven, Jasmine Markovich, and Jessica Yu
Balancing Fire and Air, Part One: California's Prescribed Burn Challenge
As catastrophic wildfires increasingly threaten California, how can the state significantly expand its use of prescribed burns – a key mitigation…
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Jessica Yu
, 
Arjan Walia
, and 
Samuel Hudgens
Elevated and Dangerous
Stanford experts provide comments presenting preliminary public health research concerning elevated nitrate in California’s dairy-dominated communities
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Gina Hervey
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Safeguarding Students: Tackling Indoor Air Quality Challenges Amid Los Angeles Wildfires
Wildfires in Los Angeles County have scorched over 40,000 acres, destroying more than 12,000 structures, displacing entire communities, and forcing…
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Bryana Gastélum
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Jessica Yu
New Op-Ed Highlights CEPP's Policy Brief on Improving Electricity Affordability for Low-Income Californians
An op-ed has been written by Dean Florez, a California Air Resources Board (CARB) member and former member of the California State Legislature, in The…
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Lane Smith
Improving Electricity Affordability for Low-Income Californians Using the California Climate Credit
A policy brief from Stanford's Climate and Energy Policy Program proposes reallocating the residential California Climate Credit to better support…
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Lane Smith
Is the National Environmental Policy Act About to Be Dramatically Transformed?
Recent developments threaten to upend the role of one of the nation's most fundamental environmental statutes.
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Deborah Sivas
Satellite Data Promises Truer Accounting for California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard
In 2025, new satellite data could, for the first time, give a full account of California dairy methane emissions. But it will be too late to influence…
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Kalina Yang
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Amanda Zerbe
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