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Emily Guerin
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Former Correspondent, LAist Studios
Stories by Emily Guerin
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Critics say the AQMD doesn't have a "Plan B" if the money fails to come through. The agency says there's no other acceptable choice.
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2016 was the third-hottest year on record in Southern California. It rained more than in the past, but we're still in a deep drought.
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The results validate what environmental advocates and residents of cities like Wilmington, Torrance and Carson have been saying for years.
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2016 was a banner year for solar power in the United States. But in the country's largest solar market, it was just so-so. How come?
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He did it in the Arctic and the Atlantic. Why was the Pacific Ocean left out?
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A mountain lion killed crossing the 118 Freeway earlier this month has been identified as P–39, a female that was traveling with three six-month-old kittens, wildlife officials said Thursday.
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Trump's nominees to head energy and environment agencies have strong ties to the oil and gas industry.
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A new study from Brookings Institution challenges the notion that reducing greenhouse gas emissions puts a drag on economic output.
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A proposal to fundamentally change how water savings are calculated seeks to shift California's conservation strategy from emergency drought response to long-term planning.
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Harry "Hal" Bowman's daughters and his ex-wife say his death has inspired them to "be brave" and speak out about the dangers of Islamophobia
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Wild turkeys were introduced to California in the early 20th century. But their prehistoric relative lived in SoCal more than 10,000 years ago.
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A scientist who performs tree autopsies said an unprecedented die-off has left him "at a loss for words." Another, who counts dead trees from the air, described it as "gut-wrenching."