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Emily Guerin
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Former Correspondent, LAist Studios
Stories by Emily Guerin
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Get used to really dry, and really wet, and nothing in between.
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Take a deep breath and read about how bad LA smog really is.
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If you were hoping Hurricane Rosa would drench Southern California, we're sorry to disappoint you: the L.A. area is only going to get clouds and a sprinkle of rain. Still, enjoy the change of pace: hurricanes are exceedingly are rare here, because the atmosphere in Southern California is very stable, making it hard for storms to form, and the water is too cold.
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The Air Resources Board could require every transit agency in the state to phase out fossil-fuel powered buses by 2040.
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All those non-Metro city buses you see around? Yeah, they're gonna go electric, too.
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Hurricanes are so rare there's only been two in SoCal in 150 years.
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The developer says he can protect the homes and residents.
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A new LADWP program would let renters buy solar electricity from shared panels installed on city buildings, and lock in low rates.
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To qualify, you must be an LADWP customer, and you must live in a multi-family apartment building.
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Hint: follow the money.
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Environmental activists from Los Angeles say the governor hasn't done enough to clean up the places where they live and breathe.
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Protesters want Jerry Brown to ban oil drilling in California. He says that's impractical.