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Explore tips to manage the threat of invasive plants, explore the fungus among us, and learn about microplastic pollution with the Everyday Environment webinar series.
We used to see “plastic” as the epitome of what humans, and all living things, were not. The phrase “plastic people”—memorialized in a 1960s-era songs and a band name—was a metaphor for materialism and conformity, representing a fear that under consumer capitalism we could lose our humanity.Things have gotten much worse since then. Now we really are plastic – or at least, our bodies contain far more plastic than most of us would prefer. Recent studies have found tiny plastic particles deep insid
Northern California indie band Rainbow City Park delivered dreamy harmonics and a pop-rock sound to San Luis Obispo on Oct. 14, captivating the crowd at Bang the Drum Brewery with their latest singles and covers.