Last seen on May 12th, 2012. Driving a two door white Toyota Scion with black bra. Possibly heading North on Hwy. 86 from Treadwell Ave, Salton City towards Palm Desert.

An unprecedented coalition of environmental leaders, tribal representatives, off-road vehicle users, writers/artists, hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, community residents and legal spokespersons are calling for a national moratorium on “fast tracking” massive energy projects on federal public lands.

It’s a dubious legacy of a state government that can’t maintain its highways or keep felons in prison but can arrogantly assign itself the responsibility of curing “climate change” by destroying its citizens’ economy.

On the weekend of March 24th, East Jesus had a celebration of the successful conclusion of their fundraising campaign on Indygogo by having a weekend long Art Jam where guests came out to work on art around the EJ property, play music, and occasionally blow things up.

The Ivanpah Valley is a biologically-diverse region. Unfortunately, it is also ground zero for our nascent solar energy industry.

In honor of Earth Day, 2012, RL | A ECO is beginning to release several short videos on-line featuring Elder Historian and Chemehuevi Cultural Monitor, Don Alfredo Figueroa, on the Nahua perspective as we come to the end of the 5th Sun of the Aztec Calendar.

We used to talk about the desert being under siege. Well folks, the siege is over. The enemy is inside the walls, and the war has begun. We either fight, or the desert people come to explore, the desert we love and respect, with its vast inspirational and soul-replenishing vistas, its wild spirit, and its seemingly endless beauty, is a thing of the past.