Six years on, tens of thousands of Angelenos continue to suffer from the fallout of the worst gas blowout in US history.
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The Computer Chip Industry Has a Dirty Climate Secret
As demand for chips surges, the semicondutor industry is trying to grapple with its huge carbon foot print.
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Poisoned City
A London-based mining company polluted an Indian port city for decades before a mass-shooting forced its smelter to shut down. Local activists like fatima babu are fighting to keep it closed.
Colin Daileda
A Matter of Spirits
A passionate group of farmers, distillers, and bartenders across the US and beyond are seeking to reduce the environmental footprint of alcoholic beverages.
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Activists Stand Guard Over California Redwoods Amid Logging Threat
So far, tree-sitters have foiled recent logging plans in Jackson Demonstration State Forest. But they are calling for long-term protections.
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Susana De Anda is on a mission to bring clean and affordable water to every Californian.
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Standing Up to Oil and Gas Bullies
I had a ringside seat to the beginning of the fracking boom and it wasn’t pretty.
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A veteran photographer and conservationist discusses the challenges of nature protection in Russia.
