Monthly Archives: January 2013

Gov. Goes Green

Do you agree? The governor goes green with two huge projects: completing high-speed rail from LA to SF and building twin concrete canals in the Delta to bring more water south. What do you think of these projects?   Steve … Continue reading

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Storm drain fee hearing’s silver lining

Normally, when you find yourself stuck at a 5-hour public hearing, listening to 200 speakers, it gets  tough. That happened at the Board of Supervisors meeting last Tuesday. The meeting was long, the place was freezing, I sat from 9:45 … Continue reading

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Keep criminals out of our Angeles National Forest

Make our forest a park; criminals, keep out  Give us your murderers, arsonists, your body dumpers, your candle- burning and chicken-sacrificing cultists, your transients, your pot growers, your illegal barbecue lighters, hordes of litterers … That crazy talk might as … Continue reading

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Will you use recyclable cup at Starbucks?

THE GREEN WAY Steve Scauzillo: Starbucks now asks `Paper or plastic?’ Posted:   01/05/2013 06:17:38 AM PST Updated:   01/05/2013 06:18:48 PM PST   This undated photo provided by Starbucks Corp., shows a reusable cup. Starbucks Corp. is rolling out … Continue reading

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