San Diego's Climate Warriors: Small Actions, Big Change

0:00Folks in San Diego and Imperial counties are making real moves to fight climate change. From everyday cleanups to big community projects, take Vi in Gwynn, a local pediatrician who spent the last seven years picking up plastic trash along Pacific Beach and other coastlines. KPBS is diving into these stories, spotlighting how residents, nonprofits, and local governments are teaming up for solutions that protect our communities. People are transforming old landfills into thriving native gardens, breathing new life into forgotten spaces, and boosting local ecosystems. The port of San Diego is stepping up, too, placing hundreds of oyster castles in Chula Vista to ramp up biodiversity and filter ocean water naturally. These efforts prove small actions add up to massive change, and more folks are joining the wave every day to keep our coastlines and neighborhoods strong. This has been California News Today, powered by AI.