Blog created by and for  Anthropology 19G - Surviving the Future: The (Re)Emergence of Sustainable Cultures. Students add their insights, comments and questions for their book groups and topic...

Michelle Merrill's Cabrillo Sustainability Site focuses on classes and other activities to enhance learning about sustainability and making Cabrillo College a more sustainable community college.

The story of the American West is the story of the relentless quest to control and allocate nature's most common, and the West's most precious, resource: water. Cadillac Desert recounts this dramat...

Community Food Systems The Community Food Systems Program consists of three primary projects: Farm-to-School (F2S), which provides nutrition education in the cafeteria and classroom; the Growers C...

Safeguarding economic prosperity, whilst protecting human health and the environment, is at the forefront of scientific and public interest. This book provides a practical and balanced view on toxi...

Associated Press US, Berkshire's PacifiCorp discuss dams issue By JEFF BARNARD 06.11.08, 12:13 PM ET GRANTS PASS, Ore. - PacifiCorp, the federal government and the states of Oregon and Cal...

Exploring the dynamics of culture, community and identity in one of the world's most diverse regions, the four-part series CALIFORNIA AND THE AMERICAN DREAM reveals how the last 35 years of diverge...

"America Healthy Series" is a robust attempt to travel the U.S.A., seeking out healthy places to eat and exercise along major roads and in downtown areas. The first book in this series, &...

The Latino Arts Network (LAN) website provides access to a creative and professional network of individuals and organizations dedicated to strengthening and promoting California’s Latino Arts. ...

Thanks to two groundbreaking state laws, you'll finally be able to recycle that old cell phone and junked computer monitor. The problem is, they could end up anywhere from the recycling heap to the...