Environment News, Breaking Environment News and More: Long Beach

Right now [/weather] Today's high Today's low Full weather report Full traffic report Environment Weather Traffic Markets Go Skip to Main Window News Breaking News California Crime Education Environment Local Lottery Results Nation and World Politics Transportation Sports Angels Clippers College Columnists Dodgers Ducks Golf High School Kings Lakers Motorsports Soccer UCLA USC Business Personal Finance Real Estate Technology Entertainment Events Celebrities Comics Dining Dining Directory Games Horoscopes Movies & TV Music Theater Lifestyle Food Health Hiking Home + Garden Travel Worship Directory Obituaries Obituaries Place an Obituary Opinion Columns Editorials Letters Editorial Board Special Reports Blogs Christopher Dorner Dorothy's Journey Hinkley Revisited Neighborhood Project Special Sections Readers Choice Marketplace Autos Classified Directory Homes Jobs Local Ads Place An Ad Shopping Weekly Ads Tools Subscriber Services Subscribe e-Edition Mobile Contact us Share Your News Work for Us Mobile Apps Email Newsletter Sign up In Other News Wildlife Are coyotes dangerous predators, or just ‘being coyotes’? 2 days ago Oceans Long Beach marine researchers return from ‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ 3 days ago Environment Wildlife officials promote tortoise sterilization 4 hrs ago Environment and nature Hemp homecoming: Rebirth sprouts in Kentucky 15 hrs ago Environment California water bond won't be a drought-buster 16 hrs ago Opinion Jill Painter Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw deserves MVP honors Melissa Evans Expressing our digital personalities can be daunting Louis Brewster Fans, media need to show patience in Tony Stewart investigation Home → News → Environment Bear cub burned in Washington wildfire recovering WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) — A black-bear cub burned in a devastating Washington state wildfire is making a slow recovery at a California wildlife center. The Wenatchee World reports (http://is.gd/HDoeur ) the cub, named Cinder, still has thir... City News Service | 8 hrs ago California water bond won’t be a drought-buster SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Gov. Jerry Brown and state lawmakers are expected to use the backdrop of California’s most severe drought in nearly four decades to sell voters on the $7.5 billion water plan they put on the ballot this week. FENIT NIRAPPIL, Associated Press | 9 hrs ago Wildlife Video of mystery animal recorded in Norwalk enhanced by tech company Wildlife health Mountain lion inbreeding in Santa Monica Mountains puts population at risk, report says Environment and nature Divers hammer thousands of urchins to save Palos Verdes Peninsula kelp forests MOST RECENT STORIES Nation and World California water bond won't be a drought-buster SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Gov. Jerry Brown and state lawmakers are expected to use the backdrop of California's most severe drought in nearly four decades to sell voters on the $7.5 billion water plan they put on the ballot this week.Despite its... Fenit Nirappil, Associated Press | 16 hrs ago Nation and World SeaWorld plans bigger killer whale environments NEW YORK (AP) — After more than a year of public criticism of its treatment of killer whales, SeaWorld said Friday that it will build new, larger environments at its theme parks and will fund additional research on the animals along with programs... Marley Jay, AP Business Writer | 1 day ago Nation and World Symphony sets stage at southern Utah's red rocks SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Symphony hopes to complement the beauty of Utah's soaring red rocks and canyons with free desert performances near Utah's national parks his weekend.The 75-piece orchestra is set to perform Friday near Bryce Canyon... | 1 day ago Droughts Californians to vote on $7.5 billion water plan SACRAMENTO >> Driven to action by the state’s historic drought, California lawmakers on Wednesday voted to place a $7.5 billion water plan before voters in November. The measure marks the largest investment in decades in the state’s water infrastructure and is designed to build reservoirs, clean up contaminated groundwater and promote water-saving technologies. It replaces an existing water bond that was approved by a previous Legislature but was widely... By Fenit Nirappil The Associated Press | 2 days ago Nation and World Challengers line up Wyoming's US senator CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Sen. Mike Enzi said his son didn't benefit from the senator's position in landing a job with a company that received almost $10 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a carbon-capture project that never got... Ben Neary, Associated Press | 2 days ago Nation and World Illinois company is latest to test market for carp GRAFTON, Ill. (AP) — When they arrive at the processing plant, the fish that have been cursed as a menace to American lakes and rivers are raked onto a conveyer belt, some of them still flopping.Brought by the boatload to this facility north of... Jim Suhr, Associated Press | 2 days ago Nation and World Ohio offers $150M in no-interest water plant loans TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Ohio's environmental regulators laid out a plan Thursday to assist cities with testing and treating their drinking water, a first step in the state's response to last week's water emergency in Toledo that left 400,000 people... John Seewer, Associated Press | 2 days ago Nation and World More water headed to struggling Lake Mead FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — One of the main reservoirs in the vast Colorado River water system that is struggling to serve the booming Southwest will get more water this year, but that won't be enough to pull Lake Mead back from near-record... Felicia Fonseca, Associated Press | 2 days ago Nation and World US credits strikes with allowing Iraqis to escape EDGARTOWN, Mass. (AP) — Crediting U.S. airstrikes and humanitarian aid, the Obama administration said Wednesday many trapped Iraqis have fled a mountain where they had sought refuge from militants, making it less likely the military would have to... Julie Pace and Robert Burns, Associated Press | 2 days ago Nation and World 'Street view' goes undersea to map reefs, wonders ISLAMORADA, Fla. (AP) — It's easy to go online and get a 360-degree, ground-level view of almost any street in the United States and throughout the world. Soon, scientists hope people will be able to do the same with coral reefs and other... Jennifer Kay, Associated Press | 3 days ago More Stories Long Beach Press Telegram: BLOGS ‹ › MOST POPULAR Day Week News Sports Biz A&E Email Life Alleged Long Beach burglar Ryan Anderson climbed wall, broke window, stole items police say Friends of Long Beach man shot by homeowner hold candlelight vigil Police: Long Beach resident shoots, kills intruder in home 2-year-old’s death being investigated by Signal Hill Police, sheriff’s homicide detectives Boeing C-17 employees being offered job training, assistance by aerospace union Good Samaritan stops attack on Lakewood deputy Long Beach mayoral candidate Damon Dunn is selling his downtown condo Woman collecting workers’ comp for broken toe caught wearing heels during beauty pageant Long Beach Press Telegram Facebook Twitter RSS Feed Copyright © Long Beach Press Telegram Copyright notice Privacy Policy Site Map MNG Corporate