View of a ridge from University Road, Hopland (Lana Cohen/Bay City News) Credit: Lana Cohen

LITTLE RIVER, 3/24/21 — Climate change makes our lives increasingly uncertain. What will the water situation look like in the next few years? Will there be another massive fire season? Will our home be recognizable in two decades? 

Starting this coming Thursday, the University of California Hopland Research and Extension Center is presenting a “NorCal climate futures series,” a series of virtual events related to what climate change will look like in Northern California. The first event is a climate change Q&A, which you can register for here. 

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Lana Cohen is a Report for America journalist covering the environment for The Mendocino Voice. In her free time she enjoys reading and spending time outdoors — hiking, biking, and running.