All posts tagged "environment"
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2.7KNewsThe State of Renewable Fuel
Low oil prices put a squeeze on biodiesel for Green Station on Ocean Street
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3.7KNewsCutting Back on Crumbs
An initiative in Little Basin to cut back on food waste in campgrounds
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10.2K6Cover StoriesSaving Lighthouse Field
Decades after community members first rallied to save Lighthouse Field, it needs saving once more
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2.5KNewsIs Beach Cleanup Effort in Trouble?
Environmentalists worry about turnout this year
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6.3KNewsNative American Tribe, Feds Partner on Coast Dairies
Unique agreement ensures stewardship, cultural sensitivity
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4.8K2NewsTransportation Measure Gets Unlikely Ally
Environmental leader resigns over Highway 1 widening opposition
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2.7KNewsWorking Together on County’s Water Shortage
Mid-County groups assemble for state-mandated solution on depleted groundwater.
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4.1K1NewsClean Energy to the Rescue?
Santa Cruz leads the way on push for local green energy grid
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4.4KCover StoriesShadow of a Drought
Despite a wet winter, Santa Cruz County’s water problems are far from over
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2.6KNewsMiner Problem
Coastal Commission calls for sand mining shutdown
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3.5KColumnsPulp Friction
Our relationship with bananas is complicated, but they still have appeal
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3.9KNewsScaled Back
Local organization faces setbacks in work to revive local fish populations
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4.2KColumnsHarvesting the Clouds
How to catch and store rainwater now to beat the dry season later
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2.0KCover StoriesGuild Save the Queen
Hobbyist beekeeping surges as scientists debate the mystery of disappearing bees
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5.4KNewsLiving on the Edge
County weighs Sisyphean task of managing cliff erosion as coastline recedes
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2.0KCover StoriesOn the Run
Is there hope for California’s salmon?
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Certain Storm: The 2016 El Niño Forecast
Forecasters say El Niño is finally here, and it looks big
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Dropping Some Science
A look at the year in scientific research around Santa Cruz
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Rail of a Trail: Path to the Coastal Rail Trail
A quarter of Rail Trail will be built in the next two years
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River Revival: Interview with Greg Pepping
Greg Pepping of the Coastal Watershed Council explains how the new attention being paid to the San Lorenzo River could transform Santa...
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Coho Salmon Back from the Brink
Endangered coho salmon rebound in Scott Creek
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Tracing the Elements: Mercury and Mountain Lions
A new discovery in Santa Cruz Mountains pumas reveals that after pollution enters the ocean, some toxins may return to land
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Monumental Decisions
Survey shows support for Coast Dairies, but neighbors have more questions
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Hocus Focus
Local videographer helps people save memories for future generations
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Route Awakening
Possible downtown overhaul centered around the Santa Cruz Metro Center continues taking shape
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FrankenTrees
Will GMO forests save resources or destroy the ones we have?
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When a Fight is not a Fight
Hate crime at UCSC reveals larger issues
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Sea Star Die-off Baffles Scientists
Stars of Santa Cruz ocean go missing
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Down River
Experts weigh flood concerns with coho salmon and steelhead habitat
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Alternative Solutions
A look at five proposals for the future of Santa Cruz water
