Por: Los Angeles Times Nation January 16, 2023
Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Tuesday, Jan. 17. I'm Ryan Fonseca, and I missed the sun. I finally felt some solar energy on my face as clouds parted above my home Monday morning. California hadn't seen much of the sun this year as a parade of storms blanketed much of the state, bringing record rainfall, severe flooding and at least 19 deaths. It's estimated that 24 trillion gallons of... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Politics January 23, 2023
A gazillion gallons of stormwater have been rampaging down rivers into the sea. But that uncaptured bounty hasn’t been “wasted.” “Wasted water” being dumped in the ocean is an old cliché that resurfaces whenever there’s a big storm in this weather-eccentric state... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Nation January 06, 2023
The Los Angeles River roared to life this week as a series of powerful storms moved through the Southland. In Long Beach, 3 feet of water shut down the 710 Freeway in both directions, while flooding in the San Fernando Valley forced the closure of the Sepulveda Basin. It was by... + más
California rain flooding into ocean seen by NASA from space | Newsweek
California drought monitor status before and after rain | Newsweek
Orlando Sentinel USA Opinion December 20, 2022
Thank you for Sunday’s editorial entitled “Fight to save manatees reaches desperation point.” While you set forth four initiatives to help manatees, I had to chuckle at part of your concluding paragraph: “This is where sound environmental policy joins forces with... + más
Democrats want to expand DOJ’s power to fight for ‘environmental justice’ | Fox News
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The Advocate USA Opinion October 28, 2022
I have a great deal of respect for , but her recent letter conflates the problem of litter with the challenge of stormwater management at a time when clear thinking is of paramount importance.Stormwater comes from the heavens; litter comes from the hands of careless morons and... + más
Marie Constantin: The stormwater challenges aren't going to go away in Baton Rouge | The Advocate
Joe Rogan Claims School Has Litter Box For Girl Identifying As Cat | Forbes
The Advocate USA Opinion October 26, 2022
Let me first say I take my integrity very seriously. This is a matter of both personal ethics and practicality.We can neither address our challenges nor accomplish meaningful progress in our community if there is not between the Mayor’s Office and Metropolitan Council.To that... + más
Baton Rouge homicides are down in 2022. Broome credits community work, end of pandemic lockdowns. | The Advocate
Our Views: Can the Metro Council, or the voters, trust Sharon Weston Broome again? | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion October 24, 2022
Just about everything that could go wrong has with a proposed and for stormwater management in East Baton Rouge Parish.The public deserves a full accounting of this debacle. We wonder whether we’re going to get it from Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome.The mayor now, none... + más
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The Advocate USA Opinion October 21, 2022
Right now, this town is a train wreck.While Jennifer Richardson heads out every morning to add to the 5,300 bags of litter her team has picked up over 22 months, our stormwater coalition is trying to make Capitol Lake pristine for the 16th time because 41 bags of litter flow in... + más
'This river is something else': American Queen brings tourists to Baton Rouge on the river | The Advocate
NBA Youngboy not guilty in California gun case; still faces charges in Baton Rouge | The Advocate
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