Citizens’ Climate Education: Going Electric
Larry Kramer authors the latest Citizens’ Climate Education column, where he writes about some of the tax incentives, credits and ...
Tag: environment
Wyland Foundation to Launch 12th Annual Water Conservation Challenge
Starting on April 1, the Laguna Beach-based nonprofit Wyland Foundation is launching its 12th annual National Mayor’s Challenge for Water ...
Researchers, Community Form United Front on Coastal Resiliency Study
Members of the team researching concepts to naturally buffer San Clemente beaches from ongoing erosion presented the scope of their ...
Surfrider, Pottery Barn Teen Inspire Sustainability with Décor Collection
The Surfrider Foundation and Pottery Barn Teen combined to release a new coastal décor collection focusing on sustainable, eco-friendly materials.
Local Electric Bike Company Anticipates Year of Growth with Its New Partnership
San Clemente-based company MURF Electric Bikes announced a partnership with a global investment firm as it anticipates a productive year.
Citizens’ Climate Education: Books About Trees to Give to Kids for Christmas
Christine Kramer By Christine Kramer “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall ...
City Formally Approves Agreement with Army Corps of Engineers for Sand Replenishment Project
With the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers set to get the city’s long-standing sand replenishment project in motion, the City ...
California King Tides to Roll In for Holiday Weekend
As part of its ongoing project to document King Tides and the implications of sea-level rise, the California Coastal Commission ...
OCTA: Emergency Railroad Stabilization Project Progressing on Schedule
An Orange County Transportation Authority official told the California Coastal Commission that the current railroad stabilization project in south San ...
Contending with Coastal Erosion—Cyprus Cove Residents Call for Mitigation Efforts
Some residents in the Cyprus Shore and Cyprus Cove neighborhoods are calling for a breakwater to be built nearby to ...
Contending with Coastal Erosion—Cyprus Shore Residents Seek Permanent Protection
Continued underground movement since the reactivation of an ancient landslide in September 2021 that heightened the cracking underneath four homes ...
No Sandbars Without Sand
For local surfers and beachgoers, the lack of sand from Beach Road to the bluffs of San Onofre is tragically ...
Council Candidates Talk Shoreline Protection, Future Funding
Residents of San Clemente’s Cyprus Shore neighborhood gathered Sunday, Oct. 10, to hear how City Council candidates planned to address ...
UPDATE: Council Approves Letter of Support for South Coast Water’s Desalination Plant
As the South Coast Water District prepares to present its proposed desalination plant to the California Coastal Commission next week, ...
OCTA Authorizes Emergency Track Stabilization After Train Service Suspension in South Orange County
The Orange County Transportation Authority has declared an emergency need for railroad track stabilization in southern San Clemente following an ...
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