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Tagged with: Pollution

Music

Portola Fest founder: ‘We learned a lot from year one, we’re moving in the right direction’

Adrian Spinelli -
Danny Bell on what to expect at this year's huge electronic music affair—like fewer cell phone problems and a beloved '90s pop star
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

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
Music

With Supreme Court’s EPA ruling, can Trump’s damage to the environment ever be repaired?

Gregg Barak -
A criminologist examines the toxic roots of corruption that were dug in during the former administration
Movies

Greta Snider’s experimental films pack a punk punch at the Roxie

tamara suarez porras -
16mm autoethnographies, found footage essays, materialist inventions, and recent projects focusing on human rights hit the screen
News + Politics

Beyond roads and bridges: The push to consider nature as essential ‘infrastructure’

Tom Molanphy -
In a land of drought and pollution, can environmental harmony be built into Build Back Better?
News + Politics

A call for the state to revoke PG&E’s license to sell power

Tom Molanphy -
In the wake of more criminal charges, some say the PUC should end the private utility's role as the main energy provider in Northern California (paving the way for public power).
Opinion

OPINION: The Ferris wheel must go!

Ann McPherson, David Romano, Linda Shaffer, and Steph Wiseman -
Golden Gate Park should not be a commercial amusement park with diesel generators and bright lights.
News + Politics

Newsom budget hurts environmental justice programs

Jackie Blandón -
Shouldn't utilities -- not communities of color -- be paying for better fire prevention?
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: New year brings films challenging us to rethink the status quo

Dennis Harvey -
Forced sterilizations in California prisons, disastrous Venezuelan coastal pollution, and adults who live with facial disfigurement are the subject of 2021's first releases.
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