Explore, enjoy, protect, & Educate After one club outing, an activist is born
Eco Club, Crenshaw High School
Eco Club, Crenshaw High School
Southern Sierran
Let's confront climate change and build a Cool Cities Waterfront
AND JUDY ANDERSON
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Only eight percent of the L.A. River is eligible for federal protections under the Clean Water Act. PHOTO BY JUDY ANDERSON |
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Bill and Connie Bradley. |
Santa Clarita Group
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The Santa Clara River, at the site of the proposed 21,000-unit Newhall Ranch project. PHOTO BY LYNNE PLAMBECK |
As a resident of thirsty Southern California, it’s a good bet that over the past 20 years you’ve changed your lifestyle to conserve water, all with the intention of protecting the environment, saving money, and – perhaps most importantly – securing a healthy future for your children and generations to come.
But guess what? You’ve saved water, but your efforts to save Southern California have failed. The water you’ve diligently conserved has not been channeled back to its upstream sources.
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Think before you buy that drink: Production of bottled water in 2006 alone released 2.5 million tons of carbon dioxide. Of the 30 billion bottles that end up as litter each year, those that go unrecycled can take 1,000 years to decompose |
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The grant, in part, will be used to restore this river trail area. PHOTO BY JEFF YANN |
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PHOTO BY JENNIFER ROBINSON |
Sierra Club Angeles Chapter
617 W. 7th St, Suite 702
Los Angeles, CA 90017
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The Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club welcomes your participation in its century of involvement in the enjoyment and protection of our planet's environment. The Angeles Chapter spans Los Angeles and Orange Counties in Southern California, with an extensive program of hikes/hiking, national and international travel, local conservation campaigns, political action, and programs for people of all ages.
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