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Long Beach community members and groups are continuing the fight against the controversial proposed $500 million dollar container loading yard just outside city limits...
Everyday families and members of the Long Beach community live, work, and play near the freeways, busy streets, and the port of Long Beach...
By Harry Saltzgaver
Executive Editor, Gazettes.com
A series of meetings and public hearings have taken place this week as outreach to the public for the Environmental Impact Report being prepared for the I-710 Corridor project.
Dasire’e Pangelinan-Norman, Long Beach, CA., is a graduate of the Youth Institute, Long Beach Y and was a participant in a Media Boot Camp in San Diego as part of VoiceWaves. ..
The West side of Long Beach is already isolated from the rest of the city. It is surrounded by freeways, an expanding rail yard and the Port of Long Beach...
New America Media/InsideClimate News, News Report, Ngoc Nguyen, Posted: Mar 27, 2012
SAN FRANCISCO — California’s long-running campaign to reduce air pollution has indirectly helped create a new problem: its oil refineries now produce more greenhouse gas emissions than refineries anywhere else in the country...
“Turning Data into Action (TDA): Fighting Air Pollution in Two Immigrant Communities” is a community-academic collaboration to reduce disparities in asthma, cardiovascular disease and infant birth weight...
Written by Cheeravath Aphipunyo
Imagine your local convenience storefront. Now, imagine what it would look like if it had a modest array of plants sitting in front of it. ..
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