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David Sedlak. is an engineer and head of the Berkeley Water Center and author of Water for All: Global Solutions for a Changing Climate.
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Chelsea Rose from SOULA chats with Kimberly Wooten, a Historical Archaeologist who works in the Cultural Studies Office at Cal Trans, the California Department of Transportation.
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Housing tends to cost a bit less when it's close to factories and other industrial sites. So it should surprise few people to learn that people tend to…
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Athletic teams will get new places to play in Grants Pass in the new year and there's an issue over the surfaces the teams will play on. Artificial turf…
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The emergence of Greta Thunberg as a leading commentator on climate change may only have deepened the sense that the issue is only of interest to white…
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An organic farm outside Ashland plans to open the Oregon’s first modern natural burial ground this spring.The Willow-Witt Ranch grows vegetables for local…
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We expect the laundry to take the dirt out of our clothing and leave the clothing behind. But fibers get out through the washing process, and it appears…
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Two questions are often asked by people concerned about climate change: 1) what can I do? and 2) what will I have to do without? Andrew McAfee focuses on…
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Rayon makes attractive and comfortable fabrics for clothing and bedding, but it is made through a harsh chemical process. Over the years of its use,…
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The Bureau of Land Management's amendment of its Southeastern Oregon Resource Management Plan is not only closely followed by the Oregon Natural Desert…
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Happy Earth Day! We've come a long way since the first Earth Day in 1970. Haven't we? There is a greater environmental ethic now, perhaps, but still a…
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Human management of the environment is based on a lot of trial and error. Even if we're willing to fix the errors, how far back do we go? The first humans…
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The animals that walk the Earth today are survivors; their ancestors adapted or moved to stay alive. So maybe rats will inherit the Earth, because they…
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Shopping trips always bear interesting results for the Environmental Working Group. It's become a frequent occurrence: EWG analyizes test data from USDA…