Earth Day is every day!
Sophie Rapeepat | Head Editor April 28, 2024 April 22, 1970, marked an incredible day in history as the catalyst for the environmental movement. Over 20 million people protested the lack of regulation and environmental […]
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The continuous endangerment of wildlife
Kayla Jones | Writer March 26, 2024 Currently, more than 41,000 species have been assessed to be under threat of endangerment. The salvation of these species is becoming increasingly urgent. Humans have continuously stolen from […]
Good environmental news from 2023
Eden Havel | Head Editor & Newsroom Manager 15 October 2023 As our world becomes increasingly environmentally conscious, global awareness of the impacts of human activities can contribute to many anxieties regarding the future. However, […]
How erosion is devastating San Clemente
Trevor Ponsen | Writer September 21, 2023 As any local of San Clemente knows, the recent landslides have become an ever-increasing threat to our beachside life. But is there much to worry about? The landslides […]
California undergoes massive storm which causes flooding all around the state
Sienna Miller | Writer January 13, 2023 In the past couple of weeks, California has experienced extreme storms, resulting in high-speed winds and mass flooding. In just a 12-day period, there have been about 20 […]
San Clemente beaches: steadily falling victim to coastal erosion
Ava Miller | Opinion Editor September 22nd, 2022 Coastal erosion, a side effect of global warming, is threatening San Clemente coastlines, and the effects have become more severe in recent years. The railroad tracks, homes […]
Prioritizing space travel: one giant leap back for mankind?
Mia DeRouchey |Writer & Ava Miller |Opinion Editor September 2, 2022 NASA recently announced its new prospective mission: they promise yet another moon landing by 2025 on the vessel Artemis III from the Kennedy Space Center […]
NASA scientist calls for change by chaining himself to Bank
Ruby Hawbecker | Writer April 28, 2022 In early April, NASA Scientist Peter Kalmus and three others chained themselves to a JP Morgan Chase bank in hopes to start a climate revolution. Kalmus studies biological […]
Environmentalists debate cleaning the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Sosie Casteel | Head Editor March 18, 2022 Due to the excessive levels of plastic pollution over the past few decades, a mass of trash the size of a small country has accumulated in […]
Excessive rain as an indicator of climate change
Sosie Casteel | Head Editor January 21, 2021 2021 brought an astonishing amount of rain. To the majority of the world, rain is a blessing. Rain brings life to plants and smiles to sun-bleached faces. […]