Resilience Through Abundance. All great urban forests are filled with the wrong trees in the wrong places. With Policy & Research team at nonprofit TreePeople
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We asked students across LA how they would redesign their schools’ outdoor spaces, and the answers were clear: kids want more trees, more plants, and more shade. No child dreams of playing on asphalt.
Tabling at an elementary school's Earth Day Festival and kids are taking chunks of the asphalt to hold down their visions of a green schoolyard
Los Angeles Sanitation and Environment has mulch and compost operations they graciouslly gave us a tour of last week as we are digging into getting more types and more abundance of ecological resources available to residents
It's amazing that all the City had to do was concede the land and allow it to be built and then outside entities are willing invest $1M/unit to develop affordable housing.
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Painted pavement is still pavement. I'm not fooled by those renderings of a utopian streetscapes achieved through paint. The best streets have minimal street.
This sign is a reminder that for the most part LA is a long way from taking meaningful actions to address traffic violence.
Yesterday we joined @CD5LosAngeles in unveiling a memorial sign at Olympic and Overland to honor Monique Muñoz, whose life was taken too soon by an act of speeding on our streets. This sign serves as a reminder to drivers to slow down and practice safe driving behavior.
ALT A group points to a sign reading WATCH YOUR SPEED
No one claimed the smallest hill they would die on was not leaving Twitter yet here we are on the tiniest of death knolls claiming we are incapable of or unwilling to migrate to a new website.
Clinging to parking lots as part of our midcentury modern design obsession
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I refuse to abide by this rule. If the period is not part of the quoted statement, I will not willingly put it inside of the quotation marks.
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