What to know about your garden soil following a wildfire
A number of readers have inquired as to the status of garden soil or landscaped ground following a fire.
‘Built to burn.’ L.A. let hillside homes multiply without learning from past mistakes
Los Angeles County keeps building in hillisides and canyons even as the fire risk worsen. For a century, the lure of ...
Could balloon-like water tanks help fight L.A.’s fires? A new concept is touted as a solution
Could balloon-like water tanks help California prepare for fires? Some call an energy company’s “Water Trees” a game-changing ...
No muss, no fuss houseplants? Look to air plants
Air plants bloom only once, their small pink, coral, purple or white flowers signaling their impending death. But no worries: ...
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‘We see this as an emergency’: How the largest wildfire-fuel management project in the Bay Area is working to prevent disaster
Removing invasive eucalyptus trees from Anthony Chabot Regional Park could help mitigate wildfire risk where wildland-urban ...
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Judge Bars Musk Team From Treasury Systems, Warning of ‘Irreparable Harm’ The judge’s order, a response to a lawsuit filed by 19 state attorneys general, creates a situation that could pose ...
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Researchers make surprising discovery after multiyear experiment on common landscaping habit: 'A promising step'
A group of undergraduates at the University of California recently published the results of a multiyear experiment in biodiversity.