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1. Davis Announces Autumn Schedule Featuring 50th Anniversary of Farmers Market (geneonline.com) ā Davis has rolled out a full slate of fall events, headlined by the 50th anniversary celebration of the local farmers market. Residents can also look forward to art gallery walks, a century bike ride, a zombie-themed bike parade, and wine and food experiences that highlight the city's walkable, college-town character.
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2. California Lawmakers Pass Bill Strengthening State's Power to Sue Big Businesses Over Monopoly Practices (hsjchronicle.com) ā Davis Assemblymember Cecilia AguiarāCurry has steered a major antitrust bill to the governor's desk, expanding California prosecutors' power to sue dominant companies for alleged monopoly behavior. After intense pushback from big business groups, she softened some provisions, but the measure could still reshape how the state challenges corporate consolidation that affects prices, wages, and small businesses.
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3. Planting crops in fields of solar panels is more efficient, protects the plants and helps keep workers cool, study finds (livescience.com) ā Researchers used real-world agrivoltaic measurements from Davis to validate a new model showing how growing crops under solar panels can cool plants, boost panel efficiency, and protect workers. Their simulations suggest tomatoes under panels stay significantly cooler, lose less water, and still photosynthesize effectively, pointing to agrivoltaics as a promising way to pair clean energy with agriculture in hot regions.
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4. A 15-Day Window Could Decide the Fate of California's Most Endangered Salmon (scitechdaily.com) ā UC Davis scientists helped pinpoint a crucial 15āday coldāwater window that largely determines whether endangered Sacramento River winterārun Chinook salmon eggs survive. Their work, using advanced analysis of salmon ear bones, could reshape how California manages Shasta Reservoir releases and guide longāterm strategies like reintroducing salmon to historical coldāwater habitats.
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