By Michael Feinstein. Inside/Outside. March 21, 2016
In our highly dense City, the need for more public open space is acute. Even if we doubled our current amount tomorrow,
Local experts are asking residents to continue saving water despite a handful of El Nino storms passing through Santa Monica recently.
According to the California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS)
The City's focus on maintaining the character of our environment has recently shifted from the neighborhoods, to the Downtown. “Storm clouds” are gathering with an impending clash between
Editor:
Kristie Middleton claims "Every analysis and study on California's drought finds animal agriculture to be the state's biggest water user."
Every analysis? Yet
The City of Santa Monica is currently engaged in finalizing its Downtown Community Plan (DCP). This Specific Plan is generally bounded by Lincoln Boulevard, the Interstate 10 freeway, Ocean Avenue
Stephanie Parent's passion for the sustainability of the planet blossomed during her time as a student at Santa Monica High School, where she earned extra credit by doing
Before Matrix 2.0 was signed on the morning of Feb. 16 - creating the first straightforward guidelines for uses of non-potable water in L.A. County - the City
Non-potable water everywhere, but not a drop you should drink. But you can use it for other things, and as of Tuesday, you should have a much better idea of
News of the Porter Ranch gas leak was fuel for Andrew Yakub. Not that the Santa Monica resident had to be convinced about the need for renewable energy.
The local
Santa Monica has hit its goal of water self-sufficiency … for 19 days in January.
The City wants permanent water independence by 2020 but conservation efforts prompted by the drought have
A day of wind equals a week of cleanup along the Marvin Braude Bike Trail.
Weekend storms caused high surf and winds along the coast with some areas of the
