California

As California's drought worsens, new mandatory water restrictions have just gone into effect.

Pipeline disasters are part of the price we pay for relying on oil.

As human-caused climate disruption progresses, sea level rise is happening far faster than previously expected.

Local residents and nature have been dominated by these outside investors; they reap the benefits, while the environment and residents pay the costs.

Offshore fracking has been used hundreds of times in recent years off California's coast.

Perhaps Apple Blossom School's name should be changed to something like Pesticide-Poisoned School.

Susana de Anda works to make sure all Californians have access to clean, safe water.

Self-provisioning of resources promotes economic as well as ecological resilience.

Since it takes about 30 gallons of water to produce one glass of wine, extensive water use by wineries as events centers was a major concern of the gathering.

It's just one example of the conflicts of interests that infest environmental politics in California.