This weekend was just delightful. Perfect fall weather; crystal clear with a bit of a bite in the air, but not so much that jackets were needed until the sun
It is axiomatic that every vehicle you own or use is going to occupy some space in every moment of its existence, whether moving or at rest. The one law
When in London, England my favorite area is East London — known as "Banglatown" for its recent arrival of high numbers of Pakistani, Indian and Bangladesh immigrants, its many
Dear EarthTalk: What is solar geo-engineering and how can it help stave off global warming?
— Jamie Renquist, Salem, Ore.
Solar geo-engineering is a term describing any of various techniques for
Do you love your summertime pier concerts? Yeah, me too. Been going the whole 29 years. Not too sure at this point what the 30th year will look like, though.
This may come as no shock, but Americans (including yours truly) are addicted to pizza. Generating $32 billion annually, there are 3 billion pizzas sold in the U.S. each
As an aging citizen of Scandinavian descent, I dread this time of year. Each evening the sun sets significantly earlier. Deep in the bones of us northern people is the
All climates have their gardening challenges, but if someone were to describe Santa Monica's, most garden lovers would be verdant green with envy. Here, the ocean rules, moderating
Some years ago, at a meeting of the California State Council on Developmental Disabilities, a controversial suggestion by one of the council members resulted in startled murmurs from the audience.
A quote from a real estate consultant says it all:
"The development of Bergamot will impose on the surrounding neighborhoods a level of unparalleled traffic congestion. Already, there is
About four-and-a-half years ago, National Public Radio and KCRW hosted an event at the Broad Stage for "Planet Money." It was April 2009 and the world was in
