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[Stanford] Our study looks at where and why stream restoration happens on the California Central Coast.

And we found that restoration is clustered in areas that have a lot of ecological need—

These are areas with a lot of fish, with a lot of impaired habitats.

We also found that restoration is happening in places with certain types of human communities

that tend to be whiter, wealthy, and more educated.

Streams are really important ecosystems to manage well and restore because they impact

almost everything else. They are our water supply.

The way you manage streams can affect flooding.

When we first mapped where restoration is happening across the central coast, we were

struck by the fact that there are these really strong clusters that are receiving most of

the attention, that are in Santa Cruz County, around Morro Bay, and then southern Santa Barbara County.

We see similar disparities in access to clean air, to clean water, and in some ways this

result really supports those other findings.

These findings are particularly important because this is public spending we are talking about,

and all communities should be able to benefit equally from public investment.

For more infomation >> Central California's stream restoration projects unevenly distributed, study finds - Duration: 1:17.

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Heat, Winds Hit Southern California - Duration: 1:51.

For more infomation >> Heat, Winds Hit Southern California - Duration: 1:51.

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BOOM! The National Guard Just Kicked California TO THE CURB - Duration: 1:36.

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The National Guard Just Kicked California TO THE

CURB

The White House has come out to assure the American people that the National Guard will

deploy to the Southern border, regardless of whether or not California participates.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Friday that the Trump administration

will proceed with plans to deploy National Guard troops to the Mexican border, even if

California refuses to participate.

"Absolutely we will continue moving forward with the other border states," Sanders said

at the daily White House press briefing.

"We are going to continue working with California and we are hopeful they will do the right

thing and help protect our borders," Sanders said.

A decision to deploy National Guard members was announced Tuesday evening, after President

Trump remarked earlier in the day that the military would be deployed.

Sanders stood by Trump's Thursday remarks that there would be between 2,000 and 4,000

National Guard members deployed in participating states.

"It's going to be as many as it takes, we're looking at what that needs to be,"

she said.

"The president thinks it's a good first step to have two to four thousand and if we

determine we need more we'll make that decision."

Sanders said "there's not a specific time" for the deployment, but that it will be "as

soon as possible."