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River plants provide ecological and environmental benefits, but they raise flood risk by blocking the flow during heavy rain. Removing woody riparian vegetation patches is a primary flood ...
Although it occasionally hosts performances, the Edge — the sky-scraping outdoor observation deck and club 100 stories and ...
This 750-acre bog is home to roots that go back 10,000 years. If you're curious about plants, wildlife, and especially ...
Maybe you’ve seen steam clouds rising on the north edge of the downtown loop ... Colleges and hospitals with their central boiler plants are familiar examples of district energy, but they ...
As soon as the first ever flowers unfurled from their buds in the early Cretaceous period, they were visited by pollinators. But those first soft landings on their petals weren't by bees or ...
“A lot of those native plants will then start to produce their own seed.” In some areas, particularly on the north side of the river in the Iron Gate reservoir footprint, free-ranging horses ...
To the west, the Kinnickinnic River splits banked walls of concrete. To the east, it meanders through Pulaski Park, bordered by native plants and walking paths. For far too long, the ...
Catfishing on the Red River has slowed a little in the past week. This is due in part to the water receding and the hot ...
Friends of the L.A. River partners with the California Native Plant Society to host a monthly Habitat Restoration Day at the Sepulveda Basin; volunteers help remove invasive plants while learning ...
One of the oldest power plants in the United States, perched on the edge of the nation’s largest coal mine, was slated to close in 2027. But the plant’s operator recently canceled the ...
The defunct power plant on lower Lyndon Street has been vacant for 13 years and contains metals, asbestos and other dangerous ...