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Much of Southern California is under a red flag warning today into Monday afternoon.
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Momentum is building for the idea that zero-emission vehicles, primarily electric ones, are the future of the auto industry.
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The small quake has people reporting what they felt to the USGS.
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It’s that time of year again, when we eat to our heart’s content and our belly’s distension. It’s also a time when we use way more energy, waste way more food, and throw out way more trash. So how can you have a more environmentally-friendly Thanksgiving and holiday season? We’re here to help.
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The Earth’s shadow cloaked 97% of the moon.
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Aspiration is among a group of companies that provide banking and financial services, and promise to help the environment. But so far its marketing is greener than its reality.
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Cooler weather is headed our way.
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California is the most critical link in the 4,000-mile-long Pacific Flyway, and with little water, birds are going without.
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Six local water agencies in L.A., Ventura, and San Bernardino counties, are being asked to put measures in place that'll encourage customers to save water.
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California has long-standing rules tackling methane from landfills, the oil and gas industry, dairies and other major sources. But it’s also home to a large natural gas storage facility that had a major leak starting in 2015.