Posts Tagged ‘Los Angeles River’

DOMINGUEZ GAP WETLANDS: MOTHER NATURE WOULDA LOVED THEM

May 9, 2008

If you didn’t know any better, the Dominguez Gap Wetlands might strike you as some of Mother Nature’s handiwork–a narrow valley swathed in colorful native wildflowers, alive with birds and bees and gently swirling currents of water. And if it weren’t for the press release that was handed out when the Dominguez Gap Wetlands were dedicated Thursday morning, I [...]

LOCALS ARE COUNTERATTACKING OUR POLLUTIN’ PORT BY AIR, LAND & SEA

February 7, 2008

People finally seem to have had it up to here with the Port of Long Beach, which has been excreting toxins into the local environment with ever-more-tragic consequences for decades. Lately, they are counterattacking from every direction that the pollution spews.
Today it’s from the air. Two environmental groups have written a 12-page letter [to read it, click here] to [...]

 

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