Will Rogers Beach tops group’s ‘F’ list
WILL ROGERS STATE BEACH — The coast isn’t clear, and Los Angeles County is primarily to blame.
That’s the contention of
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A new half-hour television program highlighting the basics of eco-friendly living will premiere at UCLA’s Institute of the Environment next month.
On Saturday,
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Got E-Waste? Each year in California hundreds of thousands of computers, monitors, copiers, fax machines, printers, televisions and other electronic items become obsolete in the
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Environmentalism is alive and well in Santa Monica. Santa Monica College’s fall “Environmental Issues Lecture Series” continues in October with two lectures, both free and
Made in the shade? Landlord wants a trim
WILSHIRE-MONTANA — A property owner committed to scaling back the city-landmarked tree on his front yard to make room for condos
recently honored as one of the top sustainable cities in the United States.
In order to mark the progress in meeting the SCP goals and to guide future progress, the
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Eleven years ago Santa Monica launched its Sustainable City Plan (SCP), a visionary plan for the community’s future, and the consensus is that Santa Monica
Cleanup efforts happen once a month in LA
THE BEACH — A handgun, a sex toy and three suitcases of horror films.
Those were the more notable items found by volunteers
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The 21st annual California Coastal Cleanup Day is part of an international environmental cleanup event with various activities taking place in 90 countries and all 50
City: Request not meant to shut out ‘little man’
SANTA MONICA BEACH — The owner of four mom-and-pop beach concession stands fears his operation may soon be swept away
NOTES FROM THE ROAD Entering the depths of Alaska’s underbelly
(Editor’s note: Santa Monica resident Lance Schmidt is spending his last summer days cruising through Alaska on his
L.A. to clean 2,800 miles of sewer lines
SANTA MONICA BAY — A local environmental watchdog group has concluded that a sewage settlement for $2 billion against Los Angeles
