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Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

In 2012, Indiana began protecting Flat Creek, a 54-mile stream affected by pollution. 10 years later, multiple stretches had recovered enough to be removed from the list

Flat Creek in Indiana experienced significant water quality issues for years. A 2012 plan initiated watershed improvement efforts and best management practices. Monitoring in 2019 showed improvements, leading to delistings in 2022. Further monitoring in 2024 revealed continued progress in biological scores.

New York Post 

Angels may be Stan Kroenke’s team, but land could be real prize

The easiest conclusion is that Stan Kroenke bought the Angels so he could move them to Los Angeles, presumably somewhere near SoFi Stadium, where his Rams play. It is also probably the laziest conclusion. People who understand how Kroenke operates are looking beyond the ballclub and toward the roughly 152 acres beneath and around Angel...

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

In 2015, a seawater desalination plant was built at cost of $1 billion. Now, it provides 50 million gallons of drought-proof drinking water daily, but does it harm marine life or raise cost of living?

In 2015, a seawater desalination plant was built at cost of $1 billion. It now supplies 50 million gallons of drought-proof drinking water daily and meets about 10% of San Diego County’s demand. The plant reduces dependence on imported water, but its cost, energy use, marine life impact, brine discharge, and long-term purchase agreement remain key concerns for water ratepayers and residents in the region.

New York Post 

Are Rams ruining football? Quentin Lake knows NFL already ‘hates’ them

The Dodgers have spent years collecting stars and hearing the same accusation from frustrated rivals and fans: They’re ruining baseball. Quentin Lake thinks the Rams are beginning to inspire the same reaction around the NFL. “The first thing that goes through your mind is, ‘Teams probably hate us,’” Lake told The Athletic. “All of these...

New York Post 

Is the Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard punishment the NBA’s harshest ever?

The NBA has dropped the hammer on the Los Angeles Clippers. After a yearlong investigation into salary-cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard, the league is stripping the Clippers of five first-round picks and fining owner Steve Ballmer $30 million, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Ballmer, general managers Lawrence Frank and president of business operations Gillian Zucker...