Nyad On Climate Change

Diana Nyad defied expectations when she swam from Cuba to Florida at the age of 64, as depicted in the film 'Nyad.' She and coach Bonnie Stoll apply their lessons in endurance to taking on ocean pollution.in Santa Monica on Sunday, March 22. The 10K is raising awareness about the impact of plastic pollution in the ocean.That’s Diana Nyad’s attitude, whether she’s swimming more than 100 miles in dangerous open water or raising awareness about the damage caused by single-use plastics.

It took multiple attempts for Nyad to complete the whole trip from Cuba to Florida, including a couple in the 1970s.“So someone says you're 64 years old, you can't swim that, you didn't even make that when you were 28? Well, that's their opinion,” Nyad said. “Bonnie and I, we believed we were going to get to the other side when the whole world said it'll never be done. And look what happened.

“At this point, I don’t even recall the exact date, but that morning when I looked at the email and I read it, I just started to cry,” Sandoval said. So LAist has put together this guide to the best places to view wildflowers this spring, and what you need to do when you get there. People walk on a trail in an area with new vegetation and wildflowers on March 14, 2019 in Malibu, California.through designated gates and roads. Each year there are reports of people going offroad in bid to get the best vantage point on the wildflowers, to avoid paying for parking, to jump the line of traffic, and so on. Don’t be that person. Sure, the lines might feel like Disneyland when it gets busy, but just look out the window and enjoy it all.

Their political ideologies and approaches vary widely, underscoring what community advocates have been shouting from the rafters for forever: the Asian American Pacific Islander community is not monolithic.The latest primary vote tallies that dropped late Friday afternoon show three Asian American candidates on track to head to the runoffs.

This generation of Asian American politicians are the children of immigrants who arrived in the U.S. after immigration laws were liberalized in 1965. A survey showed Asian American Angelenos have found political representation wanting, even with a growing number of Asian American council members., which was the lowest percentage of any racial group by double digits, according to the survey released Dec. 2022 by theWoo questioned whether Asian American voters are keeping track of the changing demographics of the council or just paying attention to who represents them.

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