Up Next
Back to Show
Earth Focus
Green Gentrification in Elysian Valley
Dario Herrera has been an Elysian Valley resident his entire life. He has watched housing prices pushing many of his family members out of the Northeast Los Angeles neighborhood along the L.A. River that newcomers are calling "Frogtown." Clockshop's Julia Meltzer attributes changes to a combination of anticipated green space along the L.A. River, the 2008 financial crisis and the pandemic.
Support Provided By
25:00
After the devastating L.A. fires of January 2025, what’s being done to rebuild smarter?
23:26
SoCal farms face increasing food insecurity and inequity amid climate changes.
25:36
South L.A. fights urban oil drilling as one former site becomes housing and green space.
27:34
Rising ocean noise threatens marine life as scientists study its impact off Catalina Island.
24:44
LA stadiums tackle climate impact with smart waste, water, and energy innovations.
26:16
Rising heat is causing communities to plant trees in their neighborhoods to cool off.
23:36
Endangered species and critical naval activities harmonize on San Clemente Island.
26:36
Upgrading outdated energy infrastructure in California to prevent power outages and wildfires.
26:40
Diablo Canyon ignites conversations about nuclear power in the state’s energy future.
