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A Pasadena Unified School District plan calls for the removal of nearly 200 trees across 11 campuses. Advocates believe at least 16 trees have been felled so far. The district says it’s due to potential soil contamination caused by the Eaton Fire.
Two students, 17-year-old Paloma Muniz-Ochoa and 18-year-old Jasper Bang are now tree-sitting to protect one oak.
Original reporting by Steven Cuevas.
More on this story as it develops.
(Note: the caption has been edited to correct a spelling mistake)
Two students, 17-year-old Paloma Muniz-Ochoa and 18-year-old Jasper Bang are now tree-sitting to protect one oak.
Original reporting by Steven Cuevas.
More on this story as it develops.
(Note: the caption has been edited to correct a spelling mistake)
@latimes please cover this!
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I hate this so much
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Wow a student and more guts than adults what a hero 🙏🏽
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who are the developers and where do we write in?
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Thank you for being in that beautiful tree! Great work!
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👏👏👏👏good for you!!!
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🌳 THANK YOU!!!! You are 💯 correct!
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Thank you for this action.
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👏👏👏👏🌳🌳❤️
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Protect these students and oak trees at all costs.
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Please also support the most ancient of trees and ecosystems @fairycreekblockade. The Canadian government has been cutting down 2,000 year old forests.
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👏🌳👏😍❤️
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bravo to this young planet defender 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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I’m with these kids 🌳❤️
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