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  • Electrician wiring green home. Ed Begley Jr., and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley, are trying to build one of the Greenest homes in North America. Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Electrician wiring green home. Ed Begley Jr., and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley, are trying to build one of the Greenest homes in North America. Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Young boy taking photos with a camera, Elfin Forest, Baywood Park, San Luis Obispos County, California, USA (MR)
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  • Young boy taking photos with a camera, Elfin Forest, Baywood Park, San Luis Obispos County, California, USA (MR)
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  • Young boy taking photos with a camera, Elfin Forest, Baywood Park, San Luis Obispos County, California, USA (MR)
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  • Young boy taking photos with a camera, Elfin Forest, Baywood Park, San Luis Obispos County, California, USA (MR)
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  • Young boy taking photos with a camera, Elfin Forest, Baywood Park, San Luis Obispos County, California, USA (MR)
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  • LEEd home construction sign in Los Angeles. LEED certification is based on a rating system for green buildings set by the U.S. Green Building Council, points are achieved by effective use of sustainable materials, water efficiency, indoor air quality and energy efficiency in the construction. home construction sign in Los Angeles. LEED certification is based on a rating system for green buildings set by the U.S. Green Building Council, points are achieved by effective use of sustainable materials, water efficiency, indoor air quality and energy efficiency in the construction.
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  • On 5/31/2013 Ed Begley Jr. and Rachelle Carson-Begley tour their new with home with General contractor Scott Harris from Building Construction Group after the steel framing was recently completed. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become one of North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, CA.
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  • On 3/14/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 3/5/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 3/5/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Ed begley Jr. and Rachelle Carson-Begley. Steel framing began on 1/14/2013 over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Ed begley Jr. and Rachelle Carson-Begley. Steel framing began on 1/14/2013 over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 3/14/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 2/20/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Ed Begley Jr.. On 2/13/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home.  Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Ed begley Jr. and Rachelle Carson-Begley. Steel framing began on 1/14/2013 over the foundation on the Begley's new home.  Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • LEEd home construction sign in Los Angeles. LEED certification is based on a rating system for green buildings set by the U.S. Green Building Council, points are achieved by effective use of sustainable materials, water efficiency, indoor air quality and energy efficiency in the construction. home construction sign in Los Angeles. LEED certification is based on a rating system for green buildings set by the U.S. Green Building Council, points are achieved by effective use of sustainable materials, water efficiency, indoor air quality and energy efficiency in the construction.
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  • On 4/12/2013 the steel framing is near completion over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 5/31/2013. The steel framing has been completed over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become one of North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, CA., US
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  • On 3/14/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 3/14/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Ed Begley Jr.,  Rachelle Carson-Begley and general contractor Scott Harris.  On 3/14/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 3/5/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 3/14/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 2/20/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Ed Begley Jr and Rachelle Carson-Begley.  On 3/14/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Ed begley Jr. and Rachelle Carson-Begley. Steel framing began on 1/14/2013 over the foundation on the Begley's new home.  Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Green Rolling Hills, San Joaquin Valley, Kern County, California , USA
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  • On 4/12/2013 the steel framing is near completion over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • On 3/5/2013 the steel framing continues to be assembled over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Rachelle Carson-Begley. Steel framing began on 1/14/2013 over the foundation on the Begley's new home. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, California, USA
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  • Vicki Yorba, 95, shows a photo of her front lawn in better times. Like many other residents of East Porterville, a small town at the eastern edge of the Central Valley, Vicki’s well ran dry and now depends on bottled water being delivered by Donna Johnson who since last June has been distributing water to her neighbors in need. Tulare County, California, USA
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  • Los Angeles River looking south from Compton Boulevard, Compton, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • LA Mayor Eric Garcetti and Anaheim Mayor settle bet over LA Kings and Anaheim Ducks. Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait lost the bet and the two mayors spent two hours cleaning up the LA River along the Elysian Valley. Marsh Park, Los Angeles, California, USA. August 9, 2014
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  • Worker installing wall system materials and insulation over frame of residential home. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Worker installing wall system materials and insulation over frame of residential home. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • LA Mayor Eric Garcetti and Anaheim Mayor settle bet over LA Kings and Anaheim Ducks. Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait lost the bet and the two mayors spent two hours cleaning up the LA River along the Elysian Valley. Marsh Park, Los Angeles, California, USA. August 9, 2014
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  • LA Mayor Eric Garcetti and Anaheim Mayor settle bet over LA Kings and Anaheim Ducks. Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait lost the bet and the two mayors spent two hours cleaning up the LA River along the Elysian Valley. Marsh Park, Los Angeles, California, USA. August 9, 2014
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  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Worker installing wall system materials and insulation over frame of residential home. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Instructions for assemply are written on the steel studs. Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Instructions for assemply are written on the steel studs. Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Hex Washer Head Self Drill, used for steel framing at residential home construction site. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_3314.jpg
  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_3288.jpg
  • Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes being installed for rainwater harvesting system at new home construction. System is gravity based and relies on a 2% grade to carry captured water to cisterns or rain barrels in backyard. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • 8/2/2013. Stairway. The steel framing has been completed over the foundation on the Begley's new home and plumbing installation has begun. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become one of North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, CA., US
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  • Leveling off steel beams on framing of home. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Leveling off steel beams on framing of home. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Instructions for assemply are written on the steel studs. Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_2925.jpg
  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_2921.jpg
  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • On 2/4/2014, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held at Farragut Elementary School in Culver City for the switching on of the school district's new 750kw solar array built at the school. In addition to providing an expected $400,000 back to the school district, it will also serve as an education tool to help teach students about alternative energies, sustainability and climate change. California, USA
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  • Metal screws used for steel framing at residential home construction site. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_2923.jpg
  • On 2/4/2014, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held at Farragut Elementary School in Culver City for the switching on of the school district's new 750kw solar array built at the school. California, USA
    US_CA_45_2813.jpg
  • On 2/4/2014, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held at Farragut Elementary School in Culver City for the switching on of the school district's new 750kw solar array built at the school. In addition to providing an expected $400,000 back to the school district, it will also serve as an education tool to help teach students about alternative energies, sustainability and climate change. California, USA
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  • Instructions for assemply are written on the steel studs. Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_2951.jpg
  • Metal screws used for steel framing at residential home construction site. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_2916.jpg
  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_2908.jpg
  • Residential home construction site using steel for framing. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable, has been milled locally for this project, and is a more sustainable choice than wood, which is typically used for residential building construction, Los Angeles, California, USA
    US_CA_48_2907.jpg
  • 8/2/2013. Stairway. The steel framing has been completed over the foundation on the Begley's new home and plumbing installation has begun. Steel, while not a common material for residential framing, is 94% recyclable. Ed Begley Jr. (noted actor and environmentalist) and his wife Rachelle Carson-Begley are building their new home under LEED Platinum Certified standards in an attempt to become one of North America's greenest, most sustainable home. It is also being filmed for their web series "On Begley Street." Studio City, CA., US
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  • On 2/4/2014, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held at Farragut Elementary School in Culver City for the switching on of the school district's new 750kw solar array built at the school. California, USA
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  • Inglewood Oil Field, one of the largest urban oil fields in the country, with city of Santa Monica and Malibu coastline in the background. Fracking on the field continues to spark conroversey for the over one million residents who live within 5 miles of the oil field. Baldwin Hill, Los Angeles,, California, USA
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  • The 1200-acre Inglewood Oil Field located in the Baldwin Hills area is the largest urban oil field in the United States and is surrounded by over 300 homes in the communities of Culver City, Baldwin Hills, Inglewood and Los Angeles. Plains Exploration and Production Co.(PXP), the owner and operator of the oil field, has recently begun the controversial practive of Fracking. Hydraulic Fracturing, or Fracking, is a drilling practice involving pumping of immense quantities of water, chemicals and sand into the ground at very high pressure to break or fissure rock formations in the hope to access hidden pockets of oil and gas. Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Old Bordello in Abandoned mining ghost town of Sandon, Slocan Valley, West Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada
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  • Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre, New Denver, Slocan Valley, West Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada
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  • Father and son fishing on Slocan Lake, New Denver, Slocan Valley, West Kootenay, British Columbia, Canada
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  • Cracked and dry earth next to fallow crop field. Fresno County, San Joachin Valley, California, USA
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  • Millerton Lake and Friant Dam, just north of Fresno and part of the Central Valley Project, is a reservoir that stores water for irrigation in the San Joachin Valley and has a capacity of 520,000 acre feet. Like many other major reservoirs in the San Joaquin Valley, three years of severe drought have dropped water levels dramatically. Fresno County, California, USA
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  • Crops being irrigated in Kern County, San Joaquin Valley, California, USA
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  • Crops being irrigated in Kern County, San Joaquin Valley, California, USA
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  • Lake Success is a reservoir and dam along the Tule River and provides water to nearby Porterville and East Porterville, small towns at the eastern edge of the Central Valley, and is at extremely low levels as a result of three years of severe drought. Tulare County, California, USA
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  • Elfin Forest, Baywood Park, Los Osos, San Luis Obispo County, California, USA
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  • Canada Goose  (Branta canadensis) on the Los Angeles River, Glendale Narrows, Elysian Valley, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Turkey Vulture, Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve, San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Sign protesting reduced allocation of water allotments. Famers get reduced water allocations as the result of dry Winter conditions and smaller snow packs. San Joaquin Valley, Fresno County, California, USA
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  • Vertical Sand Media Filters remove organic and inorganic contaminants in agricultural irrigation.San Joaquin Valley, Kern County, California , USA
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  • Groundwater well pumping into holding pond on Cardello Winery. Rod Cardella runs Cardella Winery, a family business since 1969, which grows almonds, broccoli and other crops as well as grapes. With the high price of water in recent years, Rod has turned to technology and drip irrigation to lower water usage and like many other farmers is planting high value crops such as almonds. Fresno County, San Joaquin Valley, California, USA
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  • Roadside memorial along route 180 outside of Fresno. San Joaquin Valley, California, USA
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  • The Petroleum Highway (state route 33) runs north-south through the Belridge oil field in the Monterey Shale. Kern County, San Joaquin Valley, California, USA
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  • Grapes gorowing in vineyard near Delano, Kern County, San Joaquin Valley, California, USA
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  • Father Junípero Serra, Mission Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California, USA
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  • Lewis MacAdams, cofounder of Friends of the Los Angeles River (FoLAR) . Raphael Sbarge films FoLAR documentary along banks of Los Angeles River, Glendale Narrows, Los Angeles, California, USA
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  • Winner of Men’s Youth classification: Zaha Wolfe.<br />
The 1st annual LA River Boat Race was held on August 30, 2014 on a 3/4 mile course consisting of small rapids and flat water located along a stretch of the river along the Glendale Narrows in the Elysian Valley. Almost a 100 participants competed in a variety of classifications that included Mens and Womens Advanced, Intermediate and Beginners as well as Youth, Tandem and Stand-Up Paddle boat. Noted Environmentalist Ed Begley Jr. kicked off the race as the first participant, which had racers going down the course solo and racing against the clock. The race was organized by L.A. River Expeditions which was founded by George Wolfe who led the 2008 LA River Expedition that led to the river being classified as a navigable river by the EPA and consequently protected under the clean water Act.
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  • Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti. The US Army Corps of Engineers conducted a public presentation and hearing of the Los Angeles River Ecosystem Restoration Integrated Feasibility Report on October 17th to discuss five proposed plans for ecosystem restoration and passive recreation of the Los Angeles River, L.A. River Center & Gardens, California, USA
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