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He was deeply engaged with some of the late 20th-century's most pivotal environmental issues, and did so as a Republican stalwart -- Richard Nixon, for example, appointed him as the EPA's second administrator.
Could we cap our state's hundreds of miles of canals with solar panels?
Is L.A. County responsible for tainted stormwater runoff released into the L.A. River? Let Supreme Court decide.
As far as environmental topics go, plastic bags are among the top targets. But paper has baggage, too, and Los Angeles is poised to take on both with the strictest bag ban ordinance in the country.
In its final snow survey of the year, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) trekked up into the mountains near Sacramento on Tuesday to check on our "frozen reservoirs."
Will the Mojave Desert, which is growing exponentially, have enough water to survive?
Grass roots groups and city leaders are working together to eliminate horrible odors from the L.A. sewer system.
Is pumping water from the Mojave Desert a sustainable idea? A new scientific report says "no."
Southern California's photographic archives richly document the region's troubled relationship with the four classical elements.