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Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSEPA pick Scott Pruitt appeared before his Senate confirmation panel as a reserved man of the law, someone with a respect for process and a commitment to meeting agency deadlines. Several times President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee characterized the proper role of the EPA as a partner for the states, with states taking the lead. ... Read More »
More than a year after a massive methane leak in the northern San Fernando Valley, state regulators are recommending that the storage capacity of the Southern California Gas Co.’s Aliso Canyon Storage field be drastically reduced as preparations are made to bring the facility back on line. Read More »
Now you can see pollution rising up from cities and spreading around the globe on wind currents in nearly real time. The airborne microfragments known as small particle pollution are important because they shorten the lives of millions of people each year. View larger air pollution map The captivating 3D visualization was created by a father living in Beijing who ... Read More »
Google Earth Engine is an interactive video time lapse made from more than five million satellite images. Here's a look at how San Diego has changed. Read More »
Explore different sea level rise scenarios resulting from climate change using this mapping tool from Climate Central. Read More »
A controversial power plant deal cut by SDG&E after the California power crisis could be re-examined thanks to a new lawsuit from losing bidder Enpex. Read More »
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Wednesday will be the first time residents of two El Cajon mobile home parks will have the chance to hear from state officials about a toxic plume that runs beneath their homes. Read More »
Trichloroethylene and other toxics have flowed for years from a former aerospace firm under a school and mobile home park, but residents didn't know. Read More »
It's important to know why this major natural gas accident happened. But documenting conditions at the site, plus damage caused by efforts to address the disaster are both reasons the well pipe has not yet been removed from the ground for study. Read More »