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Understanding the Climate Conditions Behind the 2025 Los Angeles Urban Firestorm

Colorado River sunset at Dead Horse Point

The Expanding Impact of Southwest Climate Adaptation Science

Sandstone rock formations in Petrified Forest National Park

Defining Climate Adaptation: Insights from Colorado Plateau Natural Resource Managers

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