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Estudio demuestra los peligros ambientales

Para apoyar la creacin de capacitacin comunitaria y la movilizacin en asuntos de justicia ambiental y de salud pblica al este del Valle de Coachella, la fundacin The California Endowment invit a los autores de este estudio a asociarse con defensores locales para documentar los patrones frecuentemente invisibles de las vulnerabilidades ambientales acumulativas en esta

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California produce company recalls chicken salad

A Northern California produce company says it’s recalling its chicken salad because the product label fails to disclose one of the dressing’s ingredients. Tracy-based Taylor Farms Pacific said Wednesday it’s recalling approximately 678 pounds of its 12.25-oz. Signature Cafe BBQ Flavored Ranch Salad with Chicken, because the dressing packaged with it contains egg, a product

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Cheaper solar panels fuel rise in renewable energy

A dramatic drop in the price of solar power technology last year helped the continued growth of renewable energy. A U.N.-backed report published Wednesday shows the energy-generating capacity from renewable sources worldwide rose by 115 gigawatts in 2012, compared with 105 gigawatts the previous year. The installed renewable energy capacity exceeded 1,470 gigawatts, equivalent to

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Protests planned for former Pres. Bush’s upcoming speech at Morongo Casino

Various organizations, including Occupy groups,announced today they will protest former President George W. Bush’s role in thewars in Iraq and Afghanistan when he speaks at a local government gathering inCabazon on Thursday. Bush is scheduled to give the keynote speech at the Western RiversideCouncil of Governments’ annual General Assembly at Morongo Casino, according tothe Press-Enterprise

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Calif. democrats hope for higher revenue, more spending

The budget compromise between Gov. Jerry Brown and the Legislature’s Democratic leaders largely mirrors the governor’s proposal for a fiscally restrained spending plan that assumes conservative revenue projections. But there’s a catch: Rank-and-file Democratic lawmakers say they are agreeing to less spending than they wanted because they expect to push for funding pet projects next

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