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Pacoima’s pollution problem flies high with Whiteman Airport. For years, regulatory agencies have overlooked Pacoima’s Whiteman Airport pollution since the facility is just under the minimum size to require these […]

Slowing climate change is our goal—and it can be achieved via two main strategies. We can either reduce the volume of greenhouse gasses (GHG) in the atmosphere or we can

Summer is here, and the Climate Resolve team is excited to see our Los Angeles Dodgers are off to a great start in first place. We’re also thrilled to tell

The city of Commerce, California currently lacks active and clean transportation options, and has historically been dominated by industrial land uses, freight traffic, and freeways. In 2020, Climate Resolve’s Ready for

In honor of last week’s Cesar Chavez Day holiday, we reached out to Climate Resolve Board Member, Victor Griego, a longtime community and labor organizer who worked with Chavez, to

From farm workers harvesting broccoli in the Coachella Valley to warehouse workers laboring without air conditioning, California’s workers share the common threat of extreme heat.  With increasing frequency, workers are

I hate artificial grass. First, artificial grass is made from petroleum and old tires – think of all the wicked chemicals and greenhouse gas emissions associated with manufacturing those products.

At Climate Resolve, we set out every single day to combat the catastrophic impacts of the climate crisis. However, it’s not lost on us that humanity is facing a more

Los Angeles County did it right. The City of Los Angeles botched it. What is “it”? The story starts in 2015 when Governor Brown signed SB 379, a brilliant bill

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 1, 2021 CENTENNIAL AT TEJON RANCH IS SETTING NEW STANDARDS FOR FIRE SAFE, SUSTAINABLE, AFFORDABLE MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITIES IN CALIFORNIA In a major new agreement, the