• EarthTalk Q&A: Banks & Climate

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk Banks play a critical role in the global economy. By financing industrial activities and investing in infrastructure projects, banks are at the forefront of driving economic growth. However, through their investments in fossil fuel industries, banks such as Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank...
  • Sociólogo de la UNLV pesimista tras intento de asesinato a Trump

    Numerosos lideres políticos y sociales hacen un llamado a la unidad y condenan la violencia política tras el atentado de este fin de semana contra el expresidente Donald Trump. Sin embargo, un sociólogo de la Universidad de Nevada en Las Vegas, dice que no es demasiado optimista sobre la...
  • As Summer Heats Up, How Can Californians Stay Safe?

    Selen Ozturk Ethnic Media Services As summer gets hotter, Californians are at higher risk of wildfires, extreme heat, power outages and water disasters. At a recent briefing conducted by state disaster readiness program Listos California, state emergency preparedness officials and frontline responders discussed the current forecast for extreme weather,...
  • New law allows youth on Medi-Cal to consent to mental health treatment

    Suzanne Potter California News Service A new law just took effect in California, giving children on Medi-Cal age 12 and older the right to consent to mental health care on their own. Before, only young people on private insurance could consent to outpatient mental health services independently of their parents, and...
  • Democracia con votos, no con balas

    La violencia política siempre ha estado presente en la vida de la democracia estadounidense. Dos presidentes (Abraham Lincoln y John F. Kennedy) fueron asesinados en funciones, al igual que un candidato presidencial (Robert F Kennedy) y uno más (Ronald Reagan) fue víctima de un atentado que estuvo a punto de costarle la...
  • Paying for college? 6 ways to make it affordable

    Is your child looking forward to starting their college journey in the fall? The months leading up to their first year can be incredibly joyful and yet stressful, given the cost of an undergraduate degree. Now that your child has chosen their school, it’s time to put your financial...
  • ‘Composting’ our emotions: How climate action cultivates well-being

    Marinel Ubaldo freezes when she hears heavy rain or intense wind. “My brain just cannot function,” says Ubaldo, a climate activist who is studying for her master’s degree in environmental management at Duke University in North Carolina. “It triggers my trauma, and all the memories from the past just...
  • El Karma y la Magia Ritual

    El termino “Karma” proviene del sánscrito ‘karman” que significa acción y reacción de la voluntad. Toda acción buena o mala, siempre causa una reacción en la energía en donde se originó. El karma es la ley universal que ha regido al hombre desde el inicio de los tiempos, también...
  • California now has mandatory water conservation in urban areas: How will the new rules affect your supplier?

    Rachel Becker CalMatters  Despite California’s perpetual struggles with water shortages, state regulators this week adopted mandatory conservation measures that are substantially weaker and save less water than they originally planned. The rules, years in the making, were mandated by a package of laws that tasked state agencies with making...
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