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Scientists say the coastal erosion from the far-off hurricane that destroyed homes and swallowed beaches is a preview of what’s to come as soon as next month.
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Metal recycling hubs, battery recycling plants and airports all help make lead contamination a stubborn L.A. County problem.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas.
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The city manager says most people haven’t seen this much sand leave the beaches at once before.
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We’re expecting temperatures to drop this weekend and carry into next week.
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Firefighters appeared to making quick progress against the fire that was initially reported at 5 acres.
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Homes have been red tagged and high tides have caused severe erosion.
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Experts say composted organic mulch can help prevent erosion.
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Hurricane Marie ripped through the Peninsula’s regular defenses, leaving residents racing to save their homes.
