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Nestlé Can Keep Piping Water Out of Drought-Stricken California Despite Permit Expiring in 1988 In a major setback for environmental groups, a federal judge in California has tossed out allegations that the U.S. Forest Service allowed Nestlé's bottled water operation to take water from the San Bernardino National Forest on a permit that expired back in 1988. |
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France Becomes First Country To Ban Plastic Cups And Dishes Au revoir, plastic cups! France is done with you. |
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This Family Went A Whole Year Without Buying New Clothes In June 2015, Emily Hedlund gave herself a challenge: She would go an entire year without buying any clothes. |
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A plan to keep rivers flowing for fish triggers another water fight State regulators want to leave more water for fish and wildlife in the heavily tapped tributaries of the San Joaquin River, setting the stage for another bruising California water fight. |
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As Venice booms, some residents wonder whether L.A. is holding them back There are few places so ingrained in the identity of Los Angeles as Venice — the quirky artistic vibe, the bustling boardwalk and the designer real estate. |
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The Poisoning of California’s Drinking Water As the Western United States struggles with chronic water shortages and a changing climate, scientists are warning that if vast underground stores of fresh water that California and other states rely on are not carefully conserved, they too may soon run dry. |
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August Was The Hottest Month Ever Recorded. Again. Surprise, surprise: Last month was the hottest August ever recorded, marking the 11th straight month that global heat records have been shattered, according to NASA data. |
