Goleta City Council Opposes Sable Pipeline, Santa Barbara Resistance Grows
City councilmembers adopt a resolution opposing the restart of the oil pipelines involved in the 2015 Refugio Oil Spill.
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City councilmembers adopt a resolution opposing the restart of the oil pipelines involved in the 2015 Refugio Oil Spill.
A recent Land Trust for Santa Barbara County report quantifies the economic value of the county’s natural lands and waters and ecosystem services.
Annual state tally reveals second lowest overwintering population ever recorded.
Nonprofit organization Keep the Funk challenges City of Santa Barbara’s approval of the project, citing environmental concerns.
The new pilot project will sell the problematic purples to restaurants or turn them into agricultural products.
The city’s Parks and Recreation Commission gives its unanimous approval on the condition that at least 30 new trees will be planted.
UC Santa Barbara’s Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration and the Ojai Raptor Center release the pint-size owl at UCSB’s North Campus Open Space.
“Out of Plain Sight” expands upon the newspaper’s coverage of the discovery, extent, and potential impacts of unscrupulous disposal of DDT and low-level radioactive waste first discovered by Valentine and his team.
The City of Santa Barbara’s Parks and Recreation Commission will consider removing 13 trees, including eight Indian Laurel Fig trees, from North Milpas Street at this Wednesday’s meeting.
The Environmental Defense Center works to prevent Sable restart of offshore oil drilling over safety and climate concerns.