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Experts say the water could reach seven to seven-and-a-half feet.
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Bottom line: The rules are there for very good reasons.
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Eons ago, Venus experienced its own global warming. Will studying the planet help us understand the impact of unchecked climate change?
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State regulators criticized Southern California Edison for faulty communications during power outages imposed to prevent fires.
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Closed during the pandemic, the Elysian Valley and Sepulveda Basin recreation zones are reopening this Memorial Day for hiking, fishing, kayaking and bird watching.
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The Trust for Public Land says there is an inequitable distribution of parks within the city of L.A.
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A group of college students collaborated with environmental justice activists to create never-before-seen maps of warehouses juxtaposed with data on health, poverty and race.
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In the Inland Empire, warehouse developers have nearly exhausted the supply of vacant land near the freeways and are now infiltrating residential neighborhoods
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As warehouses saturate the land along SoCal freeways, the warehouse industry faces increasing pressure from the public and government to clean up its polluting ways.
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Get out there and start pulling weeds, trimming the brush, cleaning the gutters, and getting rid of that scrap wood lying around.
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Educator Lin Andrews says the best way to teach climate justice to kids is to show, rather than tell.
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Kristy Drutman, creator of the podcast Brown Girl Green, says climate activists of color are frequently ignored and left out of the conversation.
