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Budding again at 30, classic ‘Golden Gate Gardening’ takes on new climate challenges

Joshua Rotter -
Updated edition of vegetation sage Pam Peirce's manual adapts to a changing Bay Area with essential tips
Environment

Public power for all of Northern California? After fires, the framework is in place

Tim Redmond -
Report to LAFCO cites a little-known state agency that has the authority to seize PG&E's assets and let every community decide its energy future.
Environment

Bayview residents denounce plans for huge parcel-delivery building on Toland

Tim Redmond -
Environmental justice concerns dominate hearing on what may be a new Amazon center with 5,000 cars and trucks a day.
Environment

Health Commission meeting turns into discussion of toxics at Hunters Point

Tim Redmond -
A modest administrative change sets off a fury as speakers demand better testing at the shipyard development site.
Environment

Can Burning Man ever be carbon neutral?

Steven T. Jones -
We hear a lot of talk. The reality on the ground is different—and a professor from SF State is gathering the data
Environment

How to shut down a bank

Joel Schechter -
Wells Fargo protest could be a sign of more climate action against the companies that finance oil and gas exploration.
Movies

How to film ‘How to Blow up a Pipeline’

Pam Grady -
Daniel Goldhaber’s eco-thriller aims to 'encourage people to do what they think is right' about the climate crisis.
Environment

This land is whose land?

Tom Molanphy -
The developer and the city insist the Hunters Point Shipyard is safe for development. There's a lot of data that says otherwise. Part III of a series.
The Agenda

The city’s climate plan will cost money; will Breed support progressive taxes to pay for it?

Tim Redmond -
Plus: A long-awaited hearing on the city's reparations plan—and a debate over more money for the cops. That's The Agenda for March 12-19
Environment

The Hunters Point Shipyard: Art survives amid toxic waste

Tom Molanphy -
Part II: As artists move into the former base, the level of contamination reaches the point where 'if it can't be cleaned, stay the hell out.'

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