Emily Guerin
Former Correspondent, LAist Studios
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A project is restoring a 2-acre section of Santa Monica beach to its original state as a dune ecosystem. It's also designed to provide a habitat for animals. -
Coyotes have attacked pets and even humans. But with almost no research on what causes coyote-human conflicts and how to prevent them, it's hard to make policy. -
Long before it became a national park, miners convinced Congress to reduce Joshua Tree National Monument by a third so they could keep digging for ore. -
In their second such report, UCLA researchers give LA county grades ranging from C- to B on categories from transportation to renewable energy use. -
Rallies to show support for fact-based research and environmental protection are being held around the world — including in downtown L.A. -
The study, if authorized, pits Angelenos who say their health is affected by living near oil wells against the city's oil and gas producers. -
The Citizen Nature Challenge wants to find out which city's citizens can document the most nature in the course of a week. The challenge runs April 14-18. -
A new report finds that sea levels are rising twice as fast as they did in 1990. Southern California is already feeling the impact. -
The Environmental Protection Agency says it is reviewing an Obama-era ozone standard. Critics say it's the first step towards weakening the rule. -
Regulators worry the bill will make it more difficult to clean up L.A.'s worst-in-the-nation smog, because heavy trucks are the largest contributors to smog.
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