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Ascon Toxic Waste Dump
Operating as a landfill from 1938 to 1984, the Ascon Landfill in Huntington Beach, Orange County, is now a vacant 38-acre site. Most of the waste occupying the area came from oil drilling operations and construction projects, which were deposited into open lagoons and pits. Since then, remediation projects have been occurring in multiple phases, with the final site remediation work beginning in January 2019. However, soon after, two notices of violations were issued for the r


The Stormwater Permit That Shape the Future of Local Water Quality
After a heavy storm, water rushes to the streets, sidewalks, parking lots, and neighborhoods. This may simply seem like rain disappearing into a drain. However, that water carries much more than simply rain. While on its way from rushing into the drains, it can pick up oil from roads, bacteria from pet waste, pesticides from lawns, and trash from sidewalks. All that goes into drains, moving through channels, creeks, rivers, and eventually the ocean. In order to regulate thes


MPA Watch: Neighbor to Nurture
On a sunny afternoon along the Orange County coastline, most visitors run, walk, surf, or enjoy the view. However, some people are there for another reason: to watch. Through a program called MPA Watch, trained volunteers observe human activity in and around Marine Protected Areas, or MPAs. Holding a clipboard, a sheet of paper, or even a phone, they record everything they see along the coast: fishing, boats, tidepooling, wildlife viewing, or even simply reading a book. The
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Greenwashing: The Hidden Truth Behind Eco-Friendly Claims
Spring Park Living in a period with rising environmental consciousness, increasing numbers of consumers are now seeking out products that...


Water Scarcity
Kayla Park Water scarcity has been an issue for centuries and it has gotten worse over the years. Water scarcity can happen for many...


Hydroponic Farming
Eugene Kwon In order for a person to survive, they need to eat; they need to consume nutrients everyday. This might seem very obvious but...
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One Story, A Hundred Different Reports
Written by Keith Jung This month marks the one year of the 1.6 billion dollar lawsuit against Fox News for gatekeeping information. Media...


Differences in Education: South Korea and United States Series
Kayleen Kim Language, traditions, and norms. In a unified society, these components of a centripetal force could transform into a...


Neuro-DIVERSE, Neuro-TYPICAL
Dawon Shin A neurodiverse person’s brain, however, works differently than the medical and social norm, away from others’ expectations....
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Ascon Toxic Waste Dump
Operating as a landfill from 1938 to 1984, the Ascon Landfill in Huntington Beach, Orange County, is now a vacant 38-acre site. Most of the waste occupying the area came from oil drilling operations and construction projects, which were deposited into open lagoons and pits. Since then, remediation projects have been occurring in multiple phases, with the final site remediation work beginning in January 2019. However, soon after, two notices of violations were issued for the r


The Stormwater Permit That Shape the Future of Local Water Quality
After a heavy storm, water rushes to the streets, sidewalks, parking lots, and neighborhoods. This may simply seem like rain disappearing into a drain. However, that water carries much more than simply rain. While on its way from rushing into the drains, it can pick up oil from roads, bacteria from pet waste, pesticides from lawns, and trash from sidewalks. All that goes into drains, moving through channels, creeks, rivers, and eventually the ocean. In order to regulate thes


MPA Watch: Neighbor to Nurture
On a sunny afternoon along the Orange County coastline, most visitors run, walk, surf, or enjoy the view. However, some people are there for another reason: to watch. Through a program called MPA Watch, trained volunteers observe human activity in and around Marine Protected Areas, or MPAs. Holding a clipboard, a sheet of paper, or even a phone, they record everything they see along the coast: fishing, boats, tidepooling, wildlife viewing, or even simply reading a book. The
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All That Shabu Review
Kayla Park (Irvine High School) All That Shabu is an all you can eat restaurant where you can customize your hot pot to your liking. The...
Acknowledgements for Cherry
Terry Bang (Beckman High School) Dawon Shin, an aspiring 15 year old who goes to Northwood, has won an amazing achievement in her musical...


All That Shabu Review
Kayla Park (Irvine High School) All That Shabu is an all you can eat at restaurant where you can customize your hot pot to your liking....
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