The Latest Stories From KQED Science
| 6 Common Misconceptions About El Niño and Its Impact on California Weather | | Some climate scientists are predicting a strong El Niño this year, but models vary and misconceptions abound. | | |
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| New Map Exposes Critical Gaps in Bay Area’s Readiness for Sea Level Rise | | Despite progress in adapting to rising sea levels in the Bay Area, a new map reveals significant gaps in project planning and highlights the urgent need for comprehensive protection against the impending climate crisis. | | |
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| As Wildfire Smoke Worsens Public Health, Government Watchdog Calls EPA Response ‘Ad Hoc’ | | Over the last three decades, the number of acres burned by wildfire has grown, spewing smoke across California and the country. A new GAO report highlights how a loophole in the Clean Air Act permits the EPA to erase pollution — not from the sky, but from the record. | | |
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| California Wants To Store Floodwaters Underground. It’s Harder Than It Sounds | | Even during epic floods, California is trying to prepare for the next drought by capturing water from this year's epic winter storms. | | |
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| Deep Look: How Mosquitoes Use Six Needles to Suck Your Blood | | With six needle-like mouthparts, mosquitoes saw into you, drink your blood and sometimes make you sick. Enjoy this video from our Deep Look archives. | | |
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