Tag: climate change
California remains a leader on climate with new agreement with Norway
On April 16, 2024, California Gov. Gavin Newsom hosted Norwegian Minister of Trade Jan Christian Vestre in signing a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)...
Radar Replay: ‘The Lorax’ speaks for the trees of not just...
From Director Chris Renaud, known for “Despicable Me” and “The Secret Life of Pets,” the 2012 feature film adaptation of Dr. Suess’ beloved children’s...
California’s National Parks need more than preservation
A recent report by the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) using data collected in 2021 identifies four California National parks with the most unhealthy...
New EPA regulations are a blessing, not a curse
For decades, California has struggled with air pollution. However, on Feb. 7, the United States (U.S.) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released updated regulations to...
Upcoming U.N. Climate Conference is set up for failure
This year, what is commonly known as COP 28, or the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference, will be held in Dubai, United Arab...
Newsom’s China visit is not the boon anyone was hoping for
Quote: “Realistically, too much damage has been done, and the situation is too far gone for this level of lackluster international cooperation to save...
A new generation must demand climate reform
During this past July, a new record was set for the world’s hottest July. Of course, the climate battle is considered existential and prioritized...
Class Spotlight: Student project sheds light on climate change and promotes...
Prompted by an assigned class project, a group of five students are striving to implement solutions on a local scale, recognizing the crucial role...
California’s unhoused population should not be left to die in the...
The first two weeks of the new year have brought strong winter rain storms to California. The bomb cyclone, that caused mass destruction across...
Centering cities exclusively around cars is an unsustainable system that needs...
Most, if not all, travel in the United States almost always requires a car, even for something as mundane as buying food or going...