Environmental Health

Environmental Education O24U

Environmental education for inner-city school children. O24U logo BREATHE LA O24u program is provided to low income children ages 8-14 years in after school care within air pollution impacted areas of Los Angeles County.

Volunteer for O24u Environmental Education Program Student Internships Available

Looking to volunteer or intern in environmental health? BREATHE LA's O24U environmental education program needs your time and expertise.O24U Logo Environmental Education BREATHE LA

O24u Environmental Education Program Invites Funding Collaborators and Partners

O24u Environmental Education program reaches thousands of students in Los Angeles County and could expand further provided assistance from funding collaborators/ partners.

Pollution & Solutions Series Oct 23, 2008 Sinful Behavior: Is Pollution the 8th Deadly Sin?

This month's salon features spiritual leaders in an interfaith dailogue on the spiritual dimensions of environmentalism. This promises to be a discussion with depth and resonance and we invite you to join us!

Life Threatening Veto Leaves Californians Gasping for Air

BREATHE LA is disheartened to report on the failure of Governor Schwarzenegger to support clean air legislation embodied in the recently vetoed Ports Investment Bill (SB 974).

Board Members Recognized for Outstanding Community Efforts

BREATHE LA Board Members continue to accomplish great things for clean air and healthy lungs in Los Angeles County. This month, Ray Gonzales and Anastacio Medina have been recognized for their outstanding efforts this month!

Breathe LA Pollution & Solutions Sept 18 Featured Local High School ‘Climate Champions’

Pollution & Solutions Expert Panel and Climate Champion Students gather for a lively and informative Discussion "AB 32 Update:Greenhouse Gases,Climate Change & Southern California" on September 18, 2008 in downtown Los Angeles.

 

Pulse of the Port TV Show Casts Port of Long Beach in Starring Role

The September episode of Port of Long Beach's award-winning television program, "Pulse of the Port," is now available for viewing on the Port's web site, Youtube.com and on Long Beach Television Channel 8.

Make a "Call for Climate" on Earth Day

Gobal warming is our most urgent environmental problem. Scientists tell us that the time for action is now or never. Yet Congress is weighing legislation that falls far short of what is needed, and will unfairly burden the poor and middle class.

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