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Dramatic Tsunami Video, Ballona Creek, Los Angeles, California USA
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Dramatic Tsunami Video, Ballona Creek, Los Angeles, California USA
Shot March 11, 2011 4:30 pm by a bike rider. 1 minute 36 seconds
https://youtu.be/-0nvWEp-Lwo
The Lost Wetlands of Los Angeles | KCET
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Support a slow, careful restoration of Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve. See over 20 activists and Coastal Commissioners share their POV's.
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Support a slow, careful restoration.
Save wildlife & biodiversity at Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve.
Environmental Activists Can Learn from Arroyo Seco Foundation's and Pasadena Audubon Society's Lawsuit Against LA County
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Environmental Activists Can Learn from Arroyo Seco Foundation's and Pasadena Audubon Society's Lawsuit Against LA County
On July 20, 2016 Suzy Goodman and I drove to Pasadena's Main Library to see Arroyo Seco Foundation's Attorney Mitchell Tsai talk about their LAWSUIT AGAINST LA COUNTY, CA. I recorded Mitchell's talk. He and Arroyo Seco Foundation, Interium Director, Tim Brick agreed to let us share this presentation Vimeo.
WHY RE-INVENT THE WHEEL? LEARN FROM ARROYO SECO FOUNDATION AND "THE BIG DIG" OPPOSITION IN PASADENA
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WHY RE-INVENT THE WHEEL? Learn from Arroyo Seco Foundation and "No Big Dig" Opposition in Pasadena
California Coastal Commission Meeting - Complete Agenda, Video and Audio March 9, 10,11, 2016
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YouTubes and Vimeos 2015-2017 on our site.
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How you can help. Stay informed. Speak out at meetings, become a leader, write letters to the editors of local newspapers and elected officials.
RECENT INFORMATIONAL YOUTUBES AND VIMEOS on this site.
YouTube: How To Use A Catchment Basin To Eliminate Ponding And To Save Precious Rain Water on an Industrial Property.
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During heavy rains, our industrial parking lot would have six inch puddles. Our cement contractor, De Olivera Concrete removed approximately 1,000 feet of concrete, dug a 8 by 8 by 8 foot deep Catchment Basin, filled it with gravel, and installed a steel grate so rainwater could percolate back into the earth. This win, win situation helped the tenant and put much need rainwater back into our aquifer.
Watch Jeanette Vosburg Speaking About Capturing and Reusing Rain Water at the Culver City, CA Garden Club
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Watch Jeanette Vosburg Speaking to the Culver City, CA Garden Club About Capturing and Reusing Rain Water for Your Trees, Plants and Garden. ALSO, permeable pavers, grass removal, swales
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