Lita Martinez
Producer, All Things Considered
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NASA researchers need to sift through 16 years of cloud data. That's where anyone with an Internet connection can jump in.
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The original owners of the stretch of beachfront land in Manhattan Beach were forced to sell their property to the city — for a pittance — nearly a century ago.
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The CDC approval for Moderna and Pfizer opens up local vaccination.
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The process started nearly two years ago.
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The Fish and Game Commission remained deadlocked 2-2 after two days of debate and public comment. The panel is due to take the issue up again in October.
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The InSight spacecraft has collected data about Mars' geological evolution for the past four years.
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Proponents of the controversial plant said it would provide much-needed water at a time of increasing drought; others worried about costs and its effects on marine life.
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At magnitude 5, it was the largest quake ever detected on another planet.
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They're blaming the highly contagious BA.2 subvariant — plus the emergence of a new Omicron descendent that scientists are calling BA.2.12.1.
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More than 30 inches of powder fell last week, but it’s not enough. The Metropolitan Water District just announced its first ever emergency water conservation program.