Pro Bono
Nov. 30, 2006
Bold and Beautiful
Potential conflicts don't always stand in the way of environmental justice.
By Rebecca Beyer
Daily Journal Staff Writter
Pacoima, in the northeast San Fernando Valley, was named by the Gabrielino Indians. The community's moniker means "rushing water," but these days, it's toxins that appear to be rushing into the area. And lots of them.
Pacoima's 100,000 residents are surrounded by three freeways: Interstates 5, 118 and 210. A railroad runs through the middle of...
Daily Journal Staff Writter
Pacoima, in the northeast San Fernando Valley, was named by the Gabrielino Indians. The community's moniker means "rushing water," but these days, it's toxins that appear to be rushing into the area. And lots of them.
Pacoima's 100,000 residents are surrounded by three freeways: Interstates 5, 118 and 210. A railroad runs through the middle of...
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