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Category: Green News
Gov. Jerry Brown proposed Tuesday to divert money from the state's cap-and-trade program, money intended for local communities, to the general fund.
Where does our waste go once we dump it in the trash bin?
While conserned about job losses, they say health issues are bigger issue.
A company that recycles batteries has been blanketing up to 110,000 residents in southeast Los Angeles County with dangerous arsenic emissions, smog agency officials said on March 23.
A government body beginning discussions on the implementation of voter-approved Proposition 39 — a new income tax on multi-state businesses that will create revenue for clean energy projects — met at Murchison Elementary School in Boyle Heights on Feb. 21.
Tens of thousands of people marched Sunday in what could be the biggest climate change action protest in U.S. history.
Latinos see themselves as "conservationists" but not "environmentalists," a hurdle the environmental movement must overcome.
Montebello’s Planning and Community Development Department hosted a meeting that kicked-off the preparation phase for a Bicycle Lane Feasibility Study, which would help the city determine whether it is capable of creating more bike lanes throughout the city.
The York Boulevard parklet, which opened last Saturday, is the first of four parklets or mini parks, being built as part of a pilot project in Los Angeles Council District 14 (CD-14).
A second Obama White House guarantees California a federal supporter in its crusade to slow global warming.
