In the United States, about 40% of citizens struggle to afford basic necessities—meaning having a clean t-shirt or even a daily simple meal is never guaranteed for two in five Americans, despite there...
The destruction of the Earth quietly unfolds while companies, governments, and places with influences and power have led many to believe they are sustaining a solution, a hidden issue which needs to be...
In the past decade, an estimated 160 species have gone extinct. It is alarmingly likely that future generations will never have the opportunity to go to the zoo and watch in awe as they see a polar pear...
The United Nations Climate Change Conference, better known as COP, recently had its 28th anniversary as the world paid close attention. The conference was held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and lasted...
On Saturday, February 25th, the citizens of Claremont woke up to something unprecedented: snow blanketing the roofs, backyards, and trees of Claremont. Bewildered and delighted, citizens enjoyed the rare...
For days on end, Southern California struggled to cope with the triple digit heat bearing down on us, our wildlife, and the power grid with fires raging and scorching thousands of acres. Then, out of...
Frida Garcia, Head Features Editor
• September 30, 2022
Throughout early September of 2022, California experienced a dramatic heatwave that pushed power usage to the brink, driving air conditioning usage to an all-time high and ultimately damaging the state's...
September is supposed to be the seamless transition from summer to fall, when the freshness of a new school year settles in with the ebbing warmth. Instead of a pleasant drop in temperatures, the Los Angeles...
