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Los Angeles Asks Residents to Help Plan the Future of City’s Parks

LA is turning to the city’s diverse residents to assess the state of more than 500 parks citywide and plot a course to fix a struggling park system.

After LA Fires, Immigrants Face Deportation Threats

After one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history burned over 50,000 acres of Los Angeles County, immigrants are already cleaning up.

Help is Available For Thousands of People Fleeing SoCal Wildfires

Several emergency preparedness tips for millions of Southern California residents impacted by uncontained wildfires

Planting a Greener, Cooler Future in Los Angeles

More than 4,250 trees will be planted as a front line against climate change, and an opportunity for workforce development and environmental justice work.

With Climate Change Intensifying, California Launches Initiative to Fill Forestry Jobs

As California’s wildlife crisis deepens amid forester job shortages, the state has launched a new initiative to build up its forestry ranks.

COP29 Must Establish an International Court of Climate Justice

COP29 needs to be turned into a real "Finance-COP" forcing developed countries to follow through on pledged finance to developing countries.

Toxic Smog, Visible from Space, Envelops Pakistan and India

Industrial emissions and crop burning are creating unprecedented levels of toxic smog in Pakistan and India.

The Planet’s Most Existential Threat Was Left Out at the Ballot Box

The planet faces its most existential crisis, climate change, but voters and candidates seem largely unconcerned.

El Paso Community Gets a Boost for Environmental Health and Justice

Funding from the Biden Administration’s American Rescue Plan will help residents of this El Paso community conduct needed air quality monitoring.

Latino Strategists Lead Campaign for Groundbreaking Climate Bond Initiative

Prop. 4, the first Latino-led bond initiative in California, would create a $10 billion fund for water, fire prevention, and greening across the state.

35 Years After Loma Prieta, California Readies Communities for Next Big Earthquake

With the next big earthquake overdue, new state initiatives are giving Californians unprecedented ways to protect themselves.

Multi-Billion Dollar Funding Available for Greening Low-Income Communities

$40 billion in federal and state funding is available to help low income communities combat climate change.
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EPA Makes Largest-Ever Investment in Climate-Burdened Communities

The federal government is making its largest-ever investment in clean energy, with historic amounts for communities most burdened by pollution and costs.

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