Emily Guerin
Former Correspondent, LAist Studios
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The fire has burned about 52 square miles in just three days, but most evacuations were set to end Monday evening. The fire has destroyed at least 18 homes. -
Los Angeles has come a long way since the late 90s, when the city averaged two sewage spills a day. That number has fallen by 85 percent.
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Though most of the arts installations are near bodies of water like the ocean or L.A. River, some are far away from either. A couple of artists explain why.
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Biologists have always wanted to know more about the city's urban coyotes. Last year, the National Park Service began the first-ever study. Here's what they've learned so far.
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As of July 1, LADWP is no longer buying coal-fired electricity from the Navajo Generating Station in Arizona.
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In the last month of mandatory water restrictions, Californians saved 28% compared to May 2013. Going forward, agencies will set their own water cutback targets if necessary.
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Redlands won't pay a $61,000 fine for wasting water. Instead, it will use education and incentives to cut back — but the state isn't tracking the water savings.
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Whale entanglements hit an all-time high in 2015 and could surpass that this year.
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The plan jettisons regulations deemed too costly for businesses and relies on incentives and voluntary action to achieve air quality goals
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An ecologist who studies oil spills along the California coast says the Hall Canyon spill outside Ventura could have been much worse.
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