James Salzman

UC Santa Barbara / UCLA

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James Salzman is Professor of Environmental Law at the UCSB Bren School and  UCLA Law School.

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Governor Jerry Brown has lifted emergency drought restrictions in all but four counties in California.

With drought officially over in California, can we take long showers?

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The recent rain in Southern California has many rejoicing, but scientists say we should prepare for hotter, drier years ahead.

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