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San Diego County moves to organic waste recycling, adds other environmental measures
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San Diego County moves to organic waste recycling, adds other environmental measures

A plan to recycle yard and food waste was among several climate measures passed Tuesday, including sustainability planning and a native landscaping policy.

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Sacramento leans into sea level rise

Big money and more intense planning to adapt to sea level rise may be on the way.

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Desert creatures survive climate change underground

In the struggle to survive the ever hotter deserts of California, there are winners and losers. Among the losers are desert birds, whose populations have collapsed amid the heat stress of climate change.

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San Diego launches campaign to make city more resilient to climate change

Faced with several recent studies showing climate change will make San Diego highly vulnerable to sea level rise and severe wildfires, city officials are launching a campaign to make the city more resilient and better prepared.

New San Diego initiative aims to reduce pollution in low-income areas, boost access to healthy food
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New San Diego initiative aims to reduce pollution in low-income areas, boost access to healthy food

Residents are asked to complete online survey for environmental justice initiative, which should be complete in 2022.

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Climate change is devastating Central American coffee farms - and spurring migration

With coffee production in other countries driving down prices and droughts and storms wreaking havoc, coffee farmers in Central America have had to make tough choices in recent years.

La Jolla explorer-scientist Walter Munk, the 'Einstein of the Oceans,' dies at 101

La Jolla explorer-scientist Walter Munk, the 'Einstein of the Oceans,' dies at 101

He passed away at his home near UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography, which he helped make famous through decades of research.
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