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OSWEGO – The last-ditch efforts of 10 New Haven, Darrow Rd., residents, adamant in their opposition to a cement plant constructed in their midst, were dealt a serious legal setback
“Joshua trees in soil fungi at high elevation.” (Artwork by Juniper Harrower; made with acrylic, alcohol, Joshua tree seed oil, Joshua tree fibers and
4:48 When a massive wildfire tore through the Santa Cruz mountains last year, it destroyed close to 1,500 structures. When a structure is destroyed by fire, toxic materials can leak into the environment. Cleaning up these spills often involves scraping the earth and dumping it somewhere else. But a local group is trying a different approach. They’re experimenting with fungi, which they say has an incredible ability to remove and even heal toxic burn scars. Maya Elson stands on a property perched on a steep slope overlooking a creek deep in the Santa Cruz mountains. It’s hard to imagine b...
4:42 Not far from the UC Santa Cruz campus is a 40 acre forest plot. Students have been counting seeds and measuring trees on this plot for more than a decade. That data has been used in a new study that aims to understand what our forests will look like in generations to come. And the findings suggest that change is on the horizon. A short walk away from the roadway and into the UCSC Campus Natural Reserve; along a slim and recently rain soaked dirt path; passing Redwoods, Douglas Firs and Pacific Madrones; Gregory Gilbert finds what he’s been looking for… a seed trap.
The bill, known as “Fair Pay to Play,” allows student athletes to profit off their names images or likeness and prohibit athletic associations from revoking a student’s athletes scholarship if they decide to do so.