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After the fires, LA’s long, hard road to recovery
Editor in chief Nancy Shute discusses the challenges communities face after the January wildfires in Los Angeles.
Inside Climate News5h
Public Radio’s David Brancaccio Mulls the Surprising Pluses and Minuses of Rebuilding in LA After the Fires
To those who question rebuilding in a city ravaged by fires, he counters: “I just don’t know exactly where I’m supposed to go ...
Space.com16h
Scientists warn of consequences as over 800 NOAA workers are fired: 'Censoring science does not change the facts'
"Everyone in the United States relies on NOAA in their daily lives whether they realize it or not, something that will come ...
New stove that plugs into a normal wall outlet could be major gain for health and the climate
In the case of gas stoves, about half of the flame’s heat escapes into the room. Electric stoves by comparison can be up to ...
Joseph Wambaugh, LA cop who wrote 'The Onion Field' and other bestsellers, dies at 88
Bestselling crime novelist Joseph Wambaugh, who mined his own experience as a Los Angeles police officer, has died at 88 ...
How a covert U.S. drone program in Mexico led to arrest of drug kingpins like El Chapo
The U.S. is using unarmed drones to conduct surveillance of drug cartels inside of Mexico, according to U.S. and Mexican officials, highly secretive operations that helped Mexican officials arrest ...
Rain, cooler temperatures return to L.A. area: What you need to know
Forecasters say below-average temperatures are likely to linger into mid-March. The National Weather Service said SoCal could ...
This High School Is Tackling Clothing Donation Waste in Ways Most Fashion Brands Won't
With an influx of donations for the LA Wildfires, Sage Hill students want to show how fashionable reuse can be.
PLANetizen23h
LA’s Trees Absorb More Carbon Than Expected, But Can’t Do It Alone
A USC study finds that Los Angeles’ urban trees absorb more carbon than expected, but while they provide crucial ...