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Groundskeeper Dan Gaffney shovels mulch into a recently deweeded area near the City College music building on Sept. 30 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The mulch made from recycled debris is provided for free by the City of Santa Barbara and is used sustainably to prevent weeds.

SBCC generates climate solutions amongst few COVID-19 setbacks

Claire Geriak, Staff Writer
October 3, 2022

California drought is not over

James Livingston, Channels Staff
April 7, 2017
The Fog Catcher absorbs water from incoming fog on Friday afternoon, March 4, 2016, behind East Campus Classroom 15 at Santa Barbara City College, in Santa Barbara Calif. This is a smaller scale design than the one that is planned to be used on campus.

Student designs sustainable ‘fog catcher’ for SBCC campus water

CHRISTIAN WALKER, Channels Staff
March 7, 2016
Corey Welles, the plant healthcare coordinator for Lotusland, is now leading the grounds crew for City College sustainable horticulture, Monday, Oct. 6 at Lotusland in Montecito. ‘Healthy plants begin with healthy soil,’ said Welles.

City College alumnus keeps gardens safe in drought

KAZDEN WATKINS, Channels Staff
October 13, 2014
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California’s water saving efforts ignored by affluent locals

LUISA KRAMSCHNEIDER, Channels Staff
September 19, 2014
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