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ALT King tides inundating parts of a neighborhood in Corte Madera, California.
ALT King tides inundating a freeway in Sausalito, California.
ALT King tides inundating a freeway in Sausalito, California.
ALT King tides inundating a freeway in Sausalito, California.
ALT Photo of Chiquita Canyon Landfill in Los Angeles, California. Text overlay reads, "DTSC Files Lawsuit with Chiquita Canyon Landfill Operator. Suit claims operator fails to manage hazardous waste, threatening human health, safety and the environment." California Department of Toxic Substances (DTSC) logo is visible.
ALT Photo of Chiquita Canyon Landfill in Los Angeles, California. Quote says, “For the people who live near this facility, and for all Californians, Waste Connections must manage hazardous waste safely and in full compliance with the law, clean up existing contamination and prevent future harm.” — DTSC Director Katherine Butler California.
ALT Image of a window with raindrops on it with text overtop that reads, "Preparing for El Nino."
ALT Image of a flooded road with text overtop that reads, "What is El Nino?" and bullets below that text that read, "Part of the Pacific Ocean near the equator gets warmer than usual The warm water changes the winds Those winds push more storms toward California That could mean heavy rain and snow, flooding, debris flows, power outages and road closures"
ALT An image of sandbags stacked up on top of each other with text overtop reading, "Get Ready." Below that are bullet points that read, "Clear gutters, curbs and local drains of loose leaves, trash and other debris Secure loose furniture and trash bins Turn off irrigation Elevate and properly store household cleaners, antifreeze, pesticides, oil and more"
ALT An image of the ocean with waves crashing and palm trees blowing in the harsh wind. Text overtop reads, "Prepare for El Nino at Ready.ca.gov."
ALT Image of a sink with a hand about to turn off the water flowing out of the faucet. Title card at the bottom of the image reads "California conserves 18% more water now than in 2013."
ALT Image of microscopic particles beneath a CalEPA logo overlay. Text says: "California pushes for safer alternatives to PFAS / forever chemicals." California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) logo and "CalEPA 35 years" logo
ALT Graphic with indigenous patterns that reads "Indigenous Peoples' Day".
ALT Image with a child drinking water out of a glass. Below, a title card reads "1 million more Californians have safe water since 2019."
