Environment
Environment
NorCal tribes join forces to restore Eel River as PG&E moves toward removal of dam
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Dam removal, expected to begin in 2028, will allow the river to flow freely again through ancestral lands in unincorporated Mendocino County.Environment
‘Emerging threat’: An invasive species is upending life in the Delta, with no help on the way
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Golden mussels pose a threat to the pumping facilities that send Delta water to farms and cities in Central and Southern California.Environment
State of the estuary: Environmentalists turn to creative thinking to save San Francisco Bay
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Challenges lie ahead as indicators for the health of the estuary were discussed at the recent symposium at the Scottish Rite Temple.Environment
King tides are coming to Bay Area — here’s how residents can stay prepared
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King tides can bring water over the edge of SF's Embarcadero, as well as Sausalito’s Marinship neighborhood and sections of U.S. Highway 101 at Mill Valley and Stinson Beach.activism
Teens march through downtown Oakland, call for companies to pay for pollution
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The march is part of an effort to pass state legislation requiring large corporations to offset their climate footprint by supporting environmental projects.Environment
Rare native plant rediscovered in East Bay after 68 years
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Native plants are important for supporting a more diverse ecology of butterflies, birds and other animals, including humans.Environment
Newsom signs bill to expand recycled water use for irrigation, public sites across state
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Recycled water is sewage that has been treated in a wastewater facility and that meets various levels of treatment criteria.climate change
Federal oversight is disappearing as multiple refineries explode. Who’s in charge now?
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The incident that shook Chevron’s El Segundo refinery last week once would have prompted a federal investigation -- but not anymore.Bay Area
