Camarillo Community Corner

EarthTalk: Pollution, sedentary lifestyles and early puberty

Dear EarthTalk: I heard that children are reaching puberty at earlier ages now and that it may have to do with environmental toxins and even their TV viewing habits. Can you...

EarthTalk: Energy-hogging TVs

Dear EarthTalk: I need to replace my old TV. Can you tell me which of the latest models is the greenest? I was told that the flat-screen/plasmas are real energy hogs. What do you...

The (Even Greater) Outdoors: Get Out There!

CSUCI Leads Way For Recent $474,000 Grant For CSU

Camarillo, CA---The work and leadership of faculty and administration in creating Professional Science Master’s Programs at California State University Channel Islands was one...

EarthTalk: Finding green friendly consumer products

Dear EarthTalk: What are the best sources out there for environmentally friendly consumer products? I don’t want to have to drive all over creation for green laundry and other...

CSU Channel Islands Media News

Dean of CSUCI’s Broome Library Retires
Camarillo, CA - California State University Channel Islands announced that Paul Adalian, Dean of the University Library, will retire...

CSUCI Faculty Member Works With Award-Winning Stanford Professor on Turkish Wetlands Project

Camarillo, CA—California State University Channel Islands faculty member Sean Anderson is working with researcher Çağan Şekercioğlu, of Stanford University, who recently...

EarthTalk: Greener computer choices

Dear EarthTalk: My old computer finally bit the dust and I am in the market for a replacement. Are there any particularly “green” computers for sale these days? --Brian S.
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Architectural tours of John Spoor Broome Library at CSUCI now available

Camarillo, Calif.—Architectural tours of the recently opened John Spoor Broome Library at California State University Channel Islands are now available for the public. The...

EarthTalk: Nontoxic ways to deal with carpenter ants

Dear EarthTalk: In renovating a cabin, I discovered carpenter ants working their way through the walls. Is there any way to responsibly get rid of the pests without using noxious...