California

California, for its size and population, is not very sustainable. It is physically unsustainable with the attacks of mother nature and economically unsustainable due to sheer population. One of the most unsustainable elements of California is its education system. Schools in California receive very little funding, poor student performance, and suffer from massive cuts across the board. With over 6.2 million students in California schools, the golden state is responsible for educating about 13% of

Mexicans have been in California before California was even a state, yet they have not always been treated well. However, they continue to come to the United States, so they can hopefully have a better life in the United States. Currently, lots of Mexican immigrants come to California, often to work in the fields and farms. As the bottom of California lines the border between the United States and Mexico, many come to live in Southern California, not Northern California. Latinos are especially prominent

The second largest consumer of California water is public supply. Public supply has to do with both public and private water suppliers, which provide water to others. Public supply water usages would have to deal with domestic, commercial, industrial purposes, and public serves such as pool, parks, firefighting, etc. Public water supply plays a huge role in many counties, and communities. The reason why is because the public water supply systems that are located in these counties/communities are

Clara. This land is devoted for seven specific types of natural habitant which was open in 2001. The organizer Mr. Dennis Dowling said they recently received a letter from the State government that this place will be one of the historical place for California. He also added this place belongs to Ohlone Indian tribe, and their chief’s name was Ulistac, that’s why it was named after him. This place needs the help of volunteers to prevent the wild life habitat. However, I reach at 8:30 a.m. and I was

According to the author Scott Smith, “Zooming through the Central Valley at 200 mph, the trains could unite northern and southern California like never before” (par. 7). This will be so advantageous for the residents of California because it takes several days to travel from north to south California unless an individual is traveling via an airplane, which could be expensive. Gina McCarthy, the administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, said “The all-electric trains, running on renewable

Study Area The Central Valley of California, United States, is a notable structural depression which covers around 32,187km2 (Figure 1), and is bounded by the Cascade Range in the north, the Sierra Nevada in the east, the Tehachapi Mountains to the South, and the Coast Ranges and San Francisco Bay to the west (Planert 1995). The Valley has relatively flat topography, lying close to mean sea level but is higher along the valley margins. Most of the valley boundary along the eastern edge is about 152m

In a recent study published in The American Journal of Public Health, researchers from California concluded the following: “Drought-impacted households might perceive physical and mental health effects and might experience financial or property impacts related to the drought” (Barreau et al. 783). Now the key question is as follows: Can this research be beneficial to all citizens of California? In other words, can local and state politicians assist with the creation and implementation of procedures

are many social and cultural aspects hidden in the meaning of the song. Los Angeles fascinates different religions and cults groups due to its deceptive and lucrative lifestyles. As it has been seen that there are so many churches there in Hotel California regions, Muslims do practice Islam in mosques and Jews temples are often seen in the city (Bagby; Curti et al.). People come out here and they leave their ties behind, and I'm thinking of the people who came when the huge population expansion of

The city of Oakland, California lies at the center of the Pacific Coast between Canada and Mexico. Oakland is on the east side of San Francisco Bay, 19 miles of coastline to the west and flatland/hills to the east. The community surrounding Oakland occupies a total area of 78.0 square miles, land of 55.8 square miles and water of 22.2 square miles (U.S. Census Bureau, 2010). According to the city data, cities adjacent to Oakland include Berkeley (north); San Leandro (south); Alameda across the estuary;

harsh reality for Mexican California. The transition from colony to republic proved to be a difficult one. Although the era of independence can be described in so many words, it is important to acknowledge the unstable, vulnerable, exploitative aspects of Mexican California. Drifting from Spain caused detrimental consequences for Mexico. The republic lost more than half of its territory, suffered from economic instability, and endured class conflict. Mexican California, like other areas of Colonial