Extreme oil extraction comes to Los Angeles

  • Posted on 1 March 2014
  • By Al Sattler

To feed our continuing addiction to gasoline, local Wilmington oil refineries have quietly been making plans to bring in large amounts of Canadian tar sands crude oil and North Dakota Bakken crude oil.

The flaws with new oil and gas proposals for Carson and Hermosa Beach

  • Posted on 1 March 2014
  • By Eva Cicoria

New oil and gas projects proposed for Carson and Hermost create the potential for spills, blow outs, and methane leaks, no to mention increased water demands and the effects of CO2, methane and other greenhouse gas emissions. These effects and others are detailed in the Draft Environmental Impact Reports recently released for each project. Here's a synopsis of each report.

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Environmental Legal Workshop: Let the law boost your green campaign

  • Posted on 1 March 2014
  • By Ursula Vosylius

Anyone who has worked on an environmental campaign knows the value of knowing the law and how to apply it too boost your case. The Angeles Chapter Sierra Club Legal Committee and Loyola Law School Environmental Law Society on March 22 will hold an extraordinary day of teaching laymen the tools they need to be effective in their environmental battles.

The Environmental Legal Workshop is free and open to all, but reservations are required (see below).

The highest goodness is like water

  • Posted on 24 February 2014
  • By Carol Henning

The Tao Te Ching goes on to say: “Water benefits all things and does not compete. It stays in the lowly places which others despise. Therefore, it is near The Eternal.”

Charlie Cooke: The man who kept Chumash culture alive

  • Posted on 24 February 2014
  • By Clifford E. Trafzer

Book Review

"TIQ SLO’W: The Making of a Modern Day Chief, Charlie Cooke, Leadership in Restoring and Sharing Native Heritage"

By Mary Louise Contini Gordon (Tucson: Amethyst Moon Books, P.O. Box 87885, Tucson, Arizona 85754, 2013), 315 pages.

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