Redlands News: November 15, 2024
Tennessee Street warehouse heads to City Council, Local teacher seeks votes to win $40k in library remodel, and Redlands student-athletes sign
Stories cover the climate crisis and environmental news
Residents invited to shape new strategies for meeting stricter state emission guidelines by 2050
Candidates agree on electrification, walkability, but differ over warehousing pressure
Officials warn of health risks as excessive heat combines with elevated ozone levels, urging residents to take precautions
Conservancy provides guidelines for removing stinkwort, Russian thistle, and puncture vine from local open spaces
Partnership with AlertCalifornia and UC San Diego bolsters early warning capabilities in high-risk areas
Redlands Conservancy seeks volunteers to help with project
ANCA plans events to promote sustainability and reduce waste
Redlands’ local GHG emissions have increased since the Redlands' 2017 Climate Action Plan, with the highest rise from transportation emissions.
Asian Citrus Psyllid and Huanglongbing quarantine regulations remain in effect for citrus in parts of the city
Before-and-after photos showcase dramatic improvements in trail maintenance and native plant restoration at 200-acre Redlands site
The funding will be used to reduce air pollution, create jobs and improve public transportation.
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