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Climate Change Weekly # 540 — ‘Cheap’ Wind and Solar Raise Electricity Prices
Research proves wind and solar power are more expensive than traditional sources of electricity, like coal, natural gas, and ...
A Los Angeles woman arrested in Russia has been freed in a prisoner swap. Here's what we know
Russia has freed a Russian American convicted of treason in exchange for a Russian German man jailed on smuggling charges in ...
California Sen. Padilla hopes Fix Our Forests Act will prevent more L.A. fires
The measure would create a wildfire intelligence center to centralize federal management, require assessments of fireshed ...
Weezer bassist’s wife Jillian Lauren underwent cancer treatment weeks before arrest
Jillian Lauren, wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, underwent cancer treatment just weeks before the incident in which she ...
In fight over insurance, neighbors crowdsource LA fire contamination data
Los Angeles-area residents whose homes survived the Eaton wildfire in January face a whole different set of struggles to their neighbors whose homes were burned to the ground ...
Major nations agree on first-ever global tax on greenhouse gases with plan that targets shipping
Many of the world’s largest shipping nations decided on Friday to impose a minimum tax of $100 for every ton of carbon ...
Measure ULA is reducing apartment development in the city of L.A, report says
A report from researchers at UCLA and the think tank Rand found that Measure ULA, a Los Angeles tax on property sales, is ...
Trump’s new energy order puts states’ climate laws in the crosshairs of the Department of Justice
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A new executive order from President Donald Trump that’s part of his effort to invigorate energy ...
After a Rocky 90-Day Tenure, L.A.’s Recovery Czar Is Stepping Down
Steve Soboroff was picked by Mayor Karen Bass to lead the city’s rebuilding effort. But dust-ups over his compensation, the ...
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Angelenos in unstable housing more likely to shelter wildfire evacuees, according to survey
A new USC survey finds people worried about losing their housing opened their doors to fire victims at higher rates than ...
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