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Author Archives: Steve Scauzillo
A gas station of tomorrow — today
Pull up to a Propel Fuels gas station and you could be asked: “Do you want fry oil with that?” This unique drive-thru offering “food” for your car is the gas station of the future, today. The Clean Mobility Center, … Continue reading
Starving CSU students’ voices go unheeded
ON my way to teaching my class at nearby Cal State Fullerton, I stepped over a bedroll outside the convenience store inside Langsdorf Hall, the building that houses the university’s administration. I asked the student clerk who handed me my … Continue reading
Least bell’s vireo seen in San Gabriel Valley
Kimball L. Garrett, ornithology collections manager at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, allows a child to take a peek through his scope focused on a rare bird in the San Gabriel River. Garrett led the bird walk … Continue reading
Southern California air getting cleaner
By Steve Scauzillo, SGVN twitter.com/stevscaz The air in Southern California is the best it has been in 13 years, according to the American Lung Association, and Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties have been removed from the association’s “fail” list … Continue reading
Health care mandate a volunteer’s dilemma
MY wife and my 20-year-old son were transfixed to the TV as I walked in the door Wednesday night. The evening news was quoting a Supreme Court justice. He was responding to arguments by the U.S. government’s executive and legislative … Continue reading
Stop starving our state universities
JUST by watching a bit of television the other night I could tell something is afoot in the world of higher education. Slick ads for Capella University, University of Phoenix, Devry Institute, ITT Tech are flooding the prime time airways. … Continue reading
Another kind of recycling
THE GREEN WAY Ever since the 1970s, the three R’s of the green movement were Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. It has served the recycling movement well, helping the planet through the recycling of aluminum cans, glass bottles and now, plastic. … Continue reading
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New study says diesel exhaust more dangerous
http://www.sgvtribune.com/ci_20146023/new-study-says-diesel-emissions-can-increase-risk?IADID=Search-www.sgvtribune.com-www.sgvtribune.com A landmark government health study released last week provides evidence that the diesel engine exhaust that pervades California highways could be causing cancer at a greater rate than previously known. The study says miners exposed to diesel engine exhaust … Continue reading
Term limits put bureaucracies in charge
EVERY six years, the state Assembly clears out its membership and replaces them with folks with absolutely zero experience. It’s like the physician’s staff telling you as you are about to go in for surgery: “We’ve replaced all the doctors … Continue reading