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UCLA Grand Challenge Project to turn LA into a model for urban sustainability
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Nov 18, 2013
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UCLA Grand Challenge Project to turn LA into a model for urban sustainability
UCLA is kicking off a project to study how the city can adapt to climate change, through such things as reliance on solar power, capturing urban runoff and desalinating ocean water.
UCLA's Grand Challenges project to turn LA into a model for urban sustainability.
UCLA's Grand Challenges project to turn LA into a model for urban sustainability.
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UCLA is kicking off a project to study how the city can adapt to climate change, through such things as reliance on solar power, capturing urban runoff and desalinating ocean water.

UCLA is kicking off a project called the Grand Challenges, to study how the city can adapt to climate change, through such things as reliance on solar power, capturing urban runoff and desalinating ocean water.

Mark Gold, director of the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability joins the show to explain the project.