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- $837k in federal stimulus money goes to greypainting River walls
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- Nature Trumps is back
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- July 6 - TaskForce, Suzanne Lummis and Jenny Price in day-long River performance and bus tour
- Thirty zafus, floating
- June 5 LATimes on A.C.E. decision that will weaken River watershed protection
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- Arundo comin' back strong!
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Nature Trumps: An L.A. River Blog compiled by Jay Babcock 
Unless I’m missing the sarcasm I guess I can understand the enthusiasm for its return if you’re a particularly rabid fan of what I call aggro-culture, aka: aggressively invasive non-native plant life. But I for one (or two) am neither happy to see arundo reclaiming its space nor am I surprised it is doing so so quickly.
Yes Will, you are indeed missing the sarcasm.