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Favorite cyclone standout. Tim good evening and thank you for r r joining us tonight im tim seaman jenna and im jenna rehnstrom. Controversy is brewing in south dakota over a law passed by lawmakers that would affect transgender students. Tim if signed by governor daugaard, the bill would require students to use restrooms based on their sex at birth. Abc 9s bria bell brings us local reaction. Bria tim and jenna, if its signed by the governor. South dakota would be the first state to pass a bill ...

At the New Roads School, Sunday was a brainstorm and resource-gathering session for the environmental crusaders of the future

Faculty discussed a new flood control and stormwater recapture program that has had a successful pilot run during its usage in recent storms in the Los Angeles area.

New York, Boston, and Los Angeles are three of America’s largest cities to have recently adopted some version of law or code changes mandating the design of new buildings (with the occasional exception for certain, typically smaller multifamily developments) be made all-electric.  The...

William Thomas "Tom" Hopkins went home to Heaven on July 4, 2022.  Tom is survived by his wife of fifty-five years, Eileen, daughter Kristy Wells and husband Wes, daughter Lesley Aiken and husband Chris, as well as grandchildren Hannah Wells, Walker Wells, Will Aiken, and Avery Aiken. 

UCLA to study rising heat problem in Los Angeles January 8, 2021UCLA A team of 10 UCLA professors has earned a $956,000 award for a project that will combine their expertise in engineering, urban planning, public health and environmental law to address the rapid increase in the number of extreme heat days in Los Angeles. The prize is funded by a 2015 donation from the Anthony and Jeanne Pritzker Family Foundation. The project, called Heat Resilient L.A., will over the next two years determin...

Aaswath Raman and Christoper Yeung/UCLA A rendering of a cooling structure prototype that could be deployed by the Heat Resilient L.A. team. Katharine Davis Reich | January 6, 2021 A team of 10 UCLA professors has earned a $956,000 award for a project that will combine their expertise in engineering, urban planning, public health and environmental law to address the rapid increase in the number of extreme heat days in Los Angeles. The prize is funded by a 2015 donation from the Antho...