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  • Climate and Health Reporter, NPR
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Former climate scientist, forever surfer, currently on NPR’s Climate Desk covering climate + health! she/hers. #SEJ, #NAHJ. Tips to aborunda@npr.org
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Monterey Park data center

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By Joe Garza, Alejandra Borunda Verified
| LAist Verified
Hundreds packed into Monterey Park City Hall to call for a moratorium on data centers. What's next: During the 45-day moratorium, city staff will draft an ordinance that would ban data centers outright if approved by the City Council. Meanwhile the developer says it will plan outreach to residents.
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Tool library

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By Joe Garza, Alejandra Borunda Verified
| LAist Verified
The Los Angeles Tool Library will operate out of the Presbyterian Church in Koreatown for anyone to rent power tools, ladders and other items. Starting Saturday, the Los Angeles Tool Library will officially open. In this volunteer-run lending library, community members can borrow tools instead of purchasing new ones. The backstory: The idea began two summers ago, when founding member Chih-Wei Hsu was trying to build benches with friends and realized they didn’t have the right tools.
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Pico-Union art scene

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By Joe Garza, Alejandra Borunda Verified
| LAist Verified
A mural outside the Graff Lab highlights the prominence of street art in the Pico-Union art scene. Read on ... to learn about some of the creative spaces cropping up in this historic neighborhood. The backstory: The neighborhood has a rich history, from its days as an upper-class suburb to its current role as a major destination for immigrants. But Pico-Union doesn’t get enough credit for its numerous creative spaces, making it an under-the-radar spot for art lovers and practicing artists.
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