Station fire: what now?
The largest fire in Los Angeles County history is now nearly 90 percent contained. County Fire expects to have it out completely by the weekend. While there's still a danger of flare ups, efforts are now turning to the recovery effort. How long will it take for the trees and vegetation of the Angeles Forest to regenerate? What will the process look like? What's the danger of mudslides come the rainy season? And what, if any, steps should forest services take in this process?
Guests:
Richard Halsey, director of the California Chaparral Institute
Sherry Ross, outings leader with the Angeles chapter of the Sierra Club
- AirTalk for September 16, 2009
- Baucus health plan
- CA schools show some improvement
- Is being late to school a crime?
- Outbursts and consequences
- Station fire: what now?
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Film Week Oscar Preview
Sunday, February 19, 2012
1 p.m.
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It’s a hit with boffo box office! The 10th annual “Film Week on AirTalk” Academy Awards preview is coming to the historic Egyptian Theater on Hollywood Boulevard, Sunday, February 19th. The full cast of “Film Week” critics joins Larry Mantle to debate which nominees should take the top categories. Audience ... » More info





