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Year in Review: Congress' 10 biggest enemies of the Earth
Opinion L.A.Republicans launched an unprecedented frontal assault against environmental protections and regulations this year, prompting Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) to call his chamber "the most anti-environment House in history." Here are the 10 most powerful and... -
Online shopping: Better for the environment?
L.A. at HomeOnline shopping versus brick and mortar: Studies show that despite the packaging and delivery trucks associated with shopping online, it's usually still a greener way to shop than driving to a local brick and mortar store.... -
Darrell Issa: California uncooperative in gas-mileage probe
Nation NowRep. Darrell Issa, the California Republican who chairs the House oversight committee, is accusing his home state of failing to fully cooperate with his probe of California's role in the Obama administration’s setting of tougher federal fuel-economy... -
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Marking a 'green' milestone, Mexico City closes dump
World NowMexico City to close huge trash dump. Mexican capital focuses on green energy.... -
U.S. airlines blast court ruling on European emissions plan
Money & CompanyThe Court of Justice of the European Union upheld an emissions-reduction plan for airlines Wednesday, prompting an outcry from airlines and cheers from environmental groups.... -
The sea is rising? Island nations will see you in court
World NowIf the globe keeps warming and the seas keep rising, the country of Palau could be wiped off the map. So the Pacific Island is teaming up with other small island nations to fight the threat of climate change -- in court. The countries want the... -
California cap-and-trade money should be spent carefully, analyst says
PolitiCalCalifornia cap-and-trade money can't be spent easily, a report warns. California Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to spend cap-and-trade money on budget issues may be complicated by the report.... -
Loss of Greenland ice could become irreversible, scientists say
World NowThe Greenland ice sheet has a lower melting point than previously thought, with scientists saying not only that it could melt completely at a lower temperature than once believed -- but also that the melting process could soon become irreversible.... -
L.A. County sued over development along Santa Clara River
L.A. NOWA coalition of environmental groups has filed suit against Los Angeles County, claiming the County’s decision to allow the development of a massive residential project along the Santa Clara River would harm the waterway, destroy wildlife habitat and... -
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California's low-carbon fuel regulations clear small hurdle
L.A. NOWCalifornia’s ability to carry out low-carbon fuel regulations is back on track after a ruling by the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Fresno. The court overturned an injunction, freeing the state Air Resources Board to continue to prepare...
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