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Tourists/new influx of residents require more housing, changes in planning.

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Tourists/new influx of residents require more housing, changes in planning.

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Revitalization projects will displace working-class people with hipsters.

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People use the river as a dumping ground.

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River attracts people experiencing homelessness but does not provide safe spaces for them to live.

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River causes danger during flooding

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If you don't live by the river, you may not care or know about it.

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Block up flood control measures, creating danger for nearby communities.

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Some parts of the river are ugly, filled with concrete, with little visible life or even water.

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Trash and runoff are bad for the environment.

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What happens to the homeless population on the river when we start to revitalize?

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How can we create more green spaces for use by the community?

Can we use these spaces to create farms?

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Water is being wasted, over 200 million gallons of water is being wasted every day

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What are some small scale ways that we as students can help?

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What are we building? What will it look like?

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How does river health affect the local wildlife?

What is the natural state of the river and how can we return to it?

How can we remove invasive species in our section of the river?

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The LA River is not a beautiful sight. From the unappealing concrete, to the trail of trash leaking down the small stream of water left. How do we make it beautiful again?

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When economically repressed areas undergo improvement, many low-income people who have resided in these places for years are forced to move out because they are unable to afford the costs of living there.
This happens frequently in L.A., and people are beginning to realize the economic potential of riverside neighborhoods, like Frogtown.
How can everyone be able to enjoy the benefits of

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Watershed health

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Who controls the land that requires the most infrastructure interventions?

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Seems expensive, where does the money come from

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Why are the groups concerned with the river not working together?

Multiple cities/counties need to work together to create a solution

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What are some ways that we can combat pollution in the river?

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We need to critically evaluate peoples' plans

(E.G. River LA is not integrating the community into their plan)

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How do we reclaim lost rainwater?

How do we reduce our water use?

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is a lot

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is insufficient

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is lacking

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not so pleasing

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too much taking over

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there needs to be more

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it's limited (not enough kayaks)

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it's not so safe

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not so pretty

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not so good

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It is difficult to get legal access to the LA river, and it is only open in certain months.

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Bamboo, clams, fish are everywhere, and the Army Corp of Engineers has been strategically removing bamboo by the water because it soaks up all the water

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Water during rainstorms gets quickly flushed down the concrete channel of the LA River and does not seep back into ground, refilling underground water table