Climate study shows state's vulnerability to global warming A detailed new study by UCSC researchers says global warming will mean warmer temperatures and smaller snowpacks in California, with serious adverse effects on the state's water supply. "Everybody has guessed at the effects on water resources, but now we have numbers and locations," said Lisa Sloan, an associate professor of Earth sciences and a coauthor of the study. More More Campus News: It's time to purchase 2002-03 parking permits and programs... quilt raffle nets $2,500 for playground equipment... free poetry reading, and workshop for kids, at Alan Chadwick Garden... summer hours for McHenry Library's Special Collections... Outdoor Equipment Rental Center open this summer... UC Education Abroad recruiting for various positions... and more. Text Only Version	CURRENTS ONLINE is produced every two weeks during the summer. The next issue will be posted on Monday, June 24. June 10-23, 2002 Vol. 6, No. 41 UCSC ham radio operators to 'talk to the world' June 22-23 UC president, UCSC chancellor discuss state budget Degree awarded on behalf of student killed in fall New web 'portal' tailored to students' needs, interests Video by UCSC faculty captures life in the Zócalo Campus community invited to Center for AO opening UC puts India Education Abroad program on hold