Our Green Issue hits stands this week so we’re looking a some eco-centric stories in the paper, including the hope for reviving the bull kelp population in our waters. We’ve got a story about how local distiller Alchemy is turning local grain into liquor and pig feed for the Sheriff’s Work Alternative Program farm. Wondering what’s taking so long getting local recycling up and running? We’ll get into the problems in the system. We’re also looking at how COVID-19 is affecting the local Latinx community and how Public Health is responding. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on local stories.
Related Stories
Tools in the Toolbox
Looking for ways to restore and protect the state’s beleaguered bull kelp forests and in turn, red abalone stock
A System in Need of Upcycling
The California CRV system’s problems continue to trickle down to Humboldt
Pigs and Whiskey
Alchemy Distillery partners with the Sheriff’s Work Alternative Program to offset waste, feed porkers
Deciphering the Gaps
Health Officer, Latinx providers talk COVID disparities
This article appears in The Green Issue 2021.
