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KQED: Mosquito season expected to be intense
California mosquito experts warn the state is gearing up for another intense mosquito season due to heavy rains this winter and spring. Read more
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KQED: The Partial Solar Eclipse From Foothill Observatory
Members of the Peninsula Astronomical Society passed out viewing glasses to people gathered at Foothill Observatory in Los Altos Hills. Folks from all over the South Bay formed a line to view the celestial event through a telescope. Read more
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KQED: Uber’s new carbon footprint feature may be misleading
Bay Area transit experts question the accuracy of Uber’s new carbon footprint feature, which shows customers the CO2 they save when they opt to ride in an electric vehicle. Read more
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KQED: Lawmakers and Advocates Look to Extend Lake Tahoe Restoration Act
A coalition of federal lawmakers and advocates are looking to extend the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act, which is responsible for funding hundreds of projects to clean up the watershed. Read more
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KQED: California’s Wolf Reimbursement Program for Ranchers is Uncertain
California’s 3 million dollar pilot program to reimburse ranchers when endangered gray wolves kill their livestock aims to strike a balance between conservation and ranching interests. It has largely been a success, but KQED’s Alix Soliman reports its future is unknown. Read more
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KQED: Storm hits Yosemite National Park
The Sierra got hit with significant snow over the weekend. KQED reporter Alix Soliman got stuck in Yosemite and brings us this snapshot from the national park. Read more
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