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A 32-foot-long humpback whale carcass rests on the sand at Baker Beach in San Francisco, California, on Wednesday, April 22, 2020. (Emily Curiel / Golden Gate Xpress)

Commercial crab fishing ends early over risk of whale entanglement

April 27, 2020

Let’s clear the air, Earth Day turns 50

April 22, 2020

Fish farmers work to restore the San Francisco Bay

Karamel NunezMartinez, Editor in Chief

October 5, 2019

San Francisco's coast and estuary are a vital resource for the water's ecosystem and to the community. The San Francisco Estuary Partnership states that the mix of freshwater and saltwater surrounding the city has created a l...

SF State to unveil carbon emissions dashboard this winter

Juan Carlos Lara, Campus News Editor

September 30, 2019

University pushes towards carbon neutrality despite a lack of overall plan SF State remains more than a decade ahead of schedule for its Climate Action Plan, continuing to make progress in sustainability and limi...

Researchers work to restore the life in the Coral Reefs

Karamel NunezMartinez, Editor in Chief

September 21, 2019

SF State researchers are working to develop the most effective procedure to grow coral in a nursery and outplant it in the ocean to ensure the survival of this declining species. Reefs are a crucial element in the survival ...

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Commercial crab fishing ends early over risk of whale entanglement

Let’s clear the air, Earth Day turns 50

Fish farmers work to restore the San Francisco Bay

SF State to unveil carbon emissions dashboard this winter

Researchers work to restore the life in the Coral Reefs

SF’s push for zero plastic

Finding a thistle in a tidal marsh

Federal agencies issue e-cigarette warning amid ongoing investigation