The Ecology Center Blog

Filters
Categories

When the Well Runs Dry

If you drive through Mesa Verda in the desert of southeastern California, you get the sense that not much has...
Read More

Airport Accused of Suppressing Runway Studies

Open-government advocates and environmentalists say the San Francisco International Airport is illegally blocking access to draft studies on the environmental...
Read More

County May Pay $20 Million for Timberland

The Mendocino Redwood Company (MRC), owned by the Fisher family that owns the Gap clothing chain, has obtained little-known development...
Read More

Plan to Bag Gualala, Albion Rivers Could Exploit Free Trade Laws

Luxembourg-based World Water SA has become the first multinational to seek water rights to northern California rivers, setting up a...
Read More

Chevron Slammed for Plans to Store Explosive Gas

Chevron Richmond Refinery has illegally avoided environmental review of its plans to build storage tanks for highly explosive liquid petroleum...
Read More

Muwekma Recognition

The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) is expected to decide by early August whether to formally recognize the East Bay’s...
Read More

Precautionary Tale

Under a draft ordinance set to go before its Board of Supervisors this fall, San Francisco may become the first...
Read More

Post-Fire Logging

A Federal District Court judge has sided with activists seeking to block post-fire salvage logging in Humboldt County’s Six Rivers...
Read More

The Way to Daylight

For more than 50 years, Poinsett Park was a 250-foot-long triangle of grass, squeezed on a hillside between Rosalind and...
Read More

The Deep Next Door

The giant gelatinous predator moves silently through cold, dark waters, propelled by a pair of expanding and contracting swimming bells....
Read More

Distant Relatives

In the summer of 1872 — the year Grant defeated Greeley for a second term and the Credit Mobilier scandal...
Read More