12 September 2025
TIMES OF SAN DIEGO: How Latinos are shaping California wildfire preparedness
Across the United States, wildfires are becoming more frequent, more intense, and more destructive, and should be considered not just a public health crisis but a national security issue, too.
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11 August 2025
COACHELLA VALLEY INDEPENDENT: Why California’s National Monuments Must Be Defended Against Federal Rollbacks
From the rugged coastlines to desert wilderness and culturally sacred sites, national monuments preserve the stories, ecosystems and cultural legacies of California and the United States.
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24 July 2025
COMMON DREAMS: Toxic Waters Know No Borders: The Tijuana River Crisis
The intense, acidic stench of raw sewage penetrating your nose and clinging to the back of your throat and yellow “Keep Out, Sewage Polluted Water” warning signs have become far too “normal” for us, southern…
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04 June 2025
El NUEVO DÍA: Piden la intervención de Pablo José Hernández y Nydia Velázquez en la construcción de la controvertida ciclovía de Rincón
Washington D.C. - La Fundación Surfrider Puerto Rico llevó este martes al Congreso la denuncia de que la Ruta Escénica para Ciclistas y Peatones de Rincón, financiada con fondos federales, puede provocar daños irreversibles a…
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16 May 2025
HISPANOS UNIDOS: La Gente: Founder, Advocate, and Visionary Maite Arce
Building Community from the Ground Up: The Heart Behind Maite Arce’s Work When Maite Arce reflects on the founding of Hispanic Access Foundation, she doesn’t begin with policy or plans. She begins with the quiet,…
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08 May 2025
MSN: Latino Leaders Seek To Engage Voters And Increase Turnout: 'We're Missing On a Big Chunk Of Our Community'
Latino support for President Donald Trump has plummeted, with some figures showing 20-point drop (46% to 26%) in approval rating in the administration's first 100 days. During the 2024 general election cycle, Latinos were a…
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