a similar 2016 ordinance which allowed for the removal and disposal of “bulky items,” citing that it violated individuals' 4th amendment rights.) Los Angeles, home to thesecond-largest homeless took time to talk with one of the new heroes, Robbie Bond, a 12-year-old environmental activist living in Hawaii. as part of the city’s broader attempts at urban renewal. The lake was drained and filled with fish, and officials introduced giant white swan boats that park visitors could rent. The 2013 reopening was just one example of how Echo Park, a historically Latinx community, was being gentrified. "When I saw that movie, I was super inspired to help stand up not just for Bears Ears and Grand Staircase, which were the ones that got downsized, but all national monuments, especially the marine ones. I think they’re the most jeopardized right now because of coral bleaching.”