The active political arm of environmental interests in the state, the California League of Conservation Voters saw ambivalent results for its agenda emerge from the 2007 legislative session.
California's landmark greenhouse gas emissions law, AB 32, will take years to take effect. With the help of CA Attorney General Jerry Brown, the state has a running start on its emissions targets.
LABC's Sustainability Summit brought together some of the region's most innovative developers and designers to discuss the realities of building green.
Same cuts of transportation spending, different voter-approved intiative. State Sen. Alan Lowenthal surveys transportation challenges amid a budget impasse and questions about bridge safety.
EHL CEO Dan Silver updates TPR readers on Southern California's habitat protection efforts and argues for sustainable frameworks such as those put forward by SB 375.
Is it time to shelve the current argument for smart growth? Rick Cole suggests that the stakes for better planning have never been higher in California.
