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Chula Vista Elementary School District is taking the lead by teaching students how to compost and conserve through gardening. -
Rain is expected in San Diego this week and while most of that water ends up as runoff, some residents are being proactive and collecting it.
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Lawson-Remer said that more native plants aren't just good for the environment; they also benefit the regional economy in the form of more landscaping and related service jobs.
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Female flies inject their eggs inside ripening fruit, then hatched larvae eat the fruit’s flesh, causing it to rot and drop to the ground.
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A private waste hauling company is moving Carlsbad and Chula Vista into compliance with new state food waste rules.
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San Diego water managers say they have enough water, but they will still support the state in urging residents to cut back usage.
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The paid, hands-on experience comes through a restaurant, urban garden and private events catering company called MAKE Projects.
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A local composting specialist calls new state law SB-1383 a "kick in the pants" for cities and counties that have not been composting food waste.
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The San Diego City Council approved 33 updates to the Land Development Code.
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What were some of the challenges people encountered? Have they stuck with it? Master Gardener Maria Mata joined Midday Edition on Monday to answer those questions and talk about the organization's spring seminar.
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