Marie Harrison, tireless fighter for environmental justice, dies at 71
Marie Harrison was a fighter and an organizer, and, nearly until her last breath, she continued to...
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Exclusive: Key pollution control program is disabled in SF Muni’s newest, costliest, ‘greenest’ hybrid buses
In 1987, the Board of Supervisors passed legislation urging Muni “to take certain steps to...
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Dolores Park “Eco Pop-Up” Deemed Successful
To mark America Recycles Day (yes, that’s a thing and yes, it’s today), Rec and Park...
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Driscoll’s Mortuary’s Eco Friendly Make-over
Situated in a building that will have witnessed the passing of a century this year, it is no...
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Film Festival Brings Surfing and Conservation to the Mission
The Mission District may be several miles from the ocean, but this evening the Save the Waves Film...
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Cleaning Up Gas Stations’ Legacy
What the Mission District lacked in rich people, it made up for in gas stations.
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Eating Bugs
The guest points at the empanadas. “Also bug,” Yau says, firmly. The guest points hopefully to the rounds of cheese, neatly arranged around a sliced baguette. “No bug,” says Yau. En Español
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In the Hall: Life Aquatic
In the Hall is a new policy/politics blog by Rigoberto Hernandez.
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The Waste Land
A day in the life of Mission’s biggest recycling center. En Español
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Livable Streets Possible in S.F.
By STEFANIA ROUSSELLE
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Cheers to Helene, jeers to new convicted felon (and former Mission doctor) Jose Rosas.
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Manny’s: The Revolution in Sudan: How tech and organizing overthrew Omar-al-Bashir
May 20 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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Slim’s: Chelsea Grin, Slaughter To Prevail, Enterprise Earth, Traitors, Bodysnatcher
May 20 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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Brava Theater: Sandra Abd’Allah-Álvarez en una conversación comunitaria
May 20 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
