ecology
Will partisan politics squelch the strongest water advocate in Southern California?
June 4, 2021Climate change remains a thing and Los Angeles remains governed, as always, with intense political maneuverings surrounding that most vital elixir of them all—water.
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Toxic legacy: How the U.S. military’s use of Agent Orange poisoned Vietnam
June 2, 2021From 1961 to 1973, the U.S. military dropped an estimated 81,000,000 liters of various chemicals on Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
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Mexico’s president proposes green jobs and humane labor migration
April 29, 2021Our neighbor to the south has a unique idea that would radically improve the environment in both Mexico and the U.S. and also help solve the causes of the immigration crisis faced by both countries.
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What the trees of Notre Dame have to tell us
March 3, 2021On April 15, 2019, watching television footage of Notre Dame Cathedral burning, I wept like millions of other French people and others around the world. The flames which invaded the screen brought back memories of my...
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Trump admin guts Endangered Species Act in midst of climate crisis
August 13, 2019"We're facing an extinction crisis, and the administration is placing industry needs above the needs of our natural heritage."
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