Combining mechanization and hands-on labor, city program is giving new life to discards and sending less trash to landfills. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, December 5, 2005. By James Ricci, Times Staff Writer On a warm, sunny Read more…
House bill would allow mining claim holders to purchase the federal property. Some fear it would open national parks to development. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, December 4, 2005 By Janet Wilson and Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Read more…
New technology and rising demand for petroleum are fueling a comeback of drills in the Southland, where they once numbered 33,000. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, November 28, 2005. They once ruled Southern California, staking claim to Read more…
Since the Topanga blaze, suburbia has gone wild with new, unusual residents. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, November 22, 2005 By Veronique de Turenne, Times Staff Writer Deer racing past families frantically packing cars. Cougars fleeing burning Read more…
Hikes after dark show nature in a new light. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, November 22, 2005 By Scott Doggett, Times Staff Writer The sun set an hour ago, a red ball dropping into the sea, and Read more…
Seeing potential in shale, Interior is opening federal lands to industry. But extraction methods are unproven, and in Colorado some see risks. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, November 20, 2005. By julie cart, Times Staff Writer MAHOGANY Read more…
The U.S. is ordered to reimburse fees paid by oil and gas firms for tracts off the California coast where drilling has long been delayed. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, November 18, 2005 By KENNETH R. Weiss, Read more…
A House bill would let mining firms and others buy federal acreage at a deep discount. Foes say it affects many holdings in the Sierra and deserts. Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, November 16, 2005 By Bettina Read more…
Source of this article – Los Angeles Times, November 16, 2005 From Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Interior Department said Tuesday that it intended to remove grizzly bears around Yellowstone National Park from the protection of the Endangered Species Act, Read more…
Letters to the editor indicate controversy Source of this article – Thousand Oaks Acorn, October 6, 2005 By Sophia Fischer sfischer@theacorn.com The Thousand Oaks City Council hopes that more residents can enjoy the scenic blend of hills, ridgelines and grassy Read more…