GRI Trailblazing Through Southern California Next Week
Southern California businesses, NGOs and civil servants will have the opportunity to learn more about GRI next week at VerdeXchange and an NACD meeting.
Southern California businesses, NGOs and civil servants will have the opportunity to learn more about GRI next week at VerdeXchange and an NACD meeting.
My latest article on Guardian Sustainable Business covers the growing phenomenon often called “collaborative consumption,” featuring Neighborhoods.
The most powerful Santa Ana winds in the past decade have caused the biggest mess in Los Angeles since the Occupy Wall Street (or Occupy LA) protestors.
For fans who did not have the chance to see Daniela Mercury’s amazing concerts in North America this year, they have a chance to see her very soon.
Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre hosted Daniela Mercury tonight and she, her band, and her dancers brought Carnaval and northeastern Brazil to Griffith Park.
California is set to become the first viable commercial market for dimethyl ether (DME), with a research and development facility planned for Los Angeles.
If you want a real workout in Los Angeles, skip the yoga class or health club and bike along the hills of Echo Park.
Biking in LA has its challenges and perils, the lack of bicycle lanes among them. But that is changing with new bike lanes that opened last week in downtown Los Angeles.
Los Angeles will host Mercury Thursday, October 13 in Griffith Park’s Greek Theatre. The setting will be perfect: outdoors in Los Angeles’ largest park, bringing together nature and her passion for the music and arts.
Parkman Triangle, an example of urban acupuncture in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, is thriving one year after LA City Council President Eric Garcetti anchored the ribbon cutting in August last year.
It is estimated that America loses 3 million acres of open space every year. That’s 3 million acres of forests, streams, grasslands, coast lines and other critical wildlife habitats disappearing annually. Walmart created Acres for America in 2005 to work on this issue.
For two years, Target has engaged a local LA firm on their advertising shoots in Los Angeles–the results have been less waste, reduced energy usage, and helping out non-profits.