Albert Lee

A native son to the best coast - Born in east LA, yep, I was born here and am stoked to be a video journalist at my hometown paper @latimes

[Albert Lee @AlbertLeeInLA]

We won the 2024 Webby Award for environmental video series!
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Now go and appreciate some nature!

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Voting ends Thursday the 18th. Vote for Colorado River in Crisis. A series by the LATimes

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Prefer to watch a documentary version of this story? @AlbertLeeInLA's got you covered: https://t.co/fvc0l7ywjw

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“Seeing these dams come out now is a breath of fresh air and a weight off my chest, like I feel like I can breathe.”
— Leaf Hillman of ⁦@TheKarukTribe⁩
Video by ⁦@AlbertLeeInLA⁩ @latimes⁩ https://t.co/FjyB8weZ9E

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The Klamath is becoming a river again. The next historic chapter of undamming the Klamath. https://t.co/Es7Bv1bQFu

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A rare bird indeed, Iris Apfel.

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

L.A. Times journalists travel throughout the Colorado River’s watershed, from mountains to the parched delta, to examine the toll of the river’s decline and how the Southwest is — or isn’t — grappling with the water crisis.

Watch the full documentary⬇️ https://t.co/baMRXwqELM

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Nearly 40 million people need to rethink their relationship with the Colorado River. “Colorado River in Crisis” is a ground-level view of how people are adapting to a hotter, drier West. https://t.co/cTDO0h7cDt (https://t.co/cTDO0h7cDt)

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🚨 A new @latimes documentary is out today 🚨
The film follows our journey reporting along the Colorado River, from the headwaters to its dry end, and examines how the Southwest is grappling with the water crisis. Filmed and produced by @AlbertLeeInLA https://t.co/VNS2eHlVUt

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

Outside of Netflix HQ today, #sagaftra Negotiating Committee Vice-Chair Tom Kemp described last night’s negotiations with the AMPTP that eventually broke down. The #AMPTP has said the talks were called off because the sides remained too divided.

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Undamming of the Klamath River brings hopes of renewal https://t.co/4isbRRtrzw via @YouTube

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Undamming of the Klamath River brings hopes of renewal - Los Angeles Times https://t.co/RpHBxmuiys

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THE UNDAMMING OF THE KLAMATH:
The largest dam removal project in history stirs hopes of saving salmon and restoring California tribes’ way of life
Photography by @bvdbrug
Video by @AlbertLeeInLA
https://t.co/qtE3i6wBKy @latimes

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The historic undamming of of Klamath bring the hope of a better ecology. https://t.co/E1BjsV7fmz

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The drought is over, but no, not really.

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@ByIanJames @latimes It seems there is no avoiding any longer, now we’re just adapting.

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We’re at a point where we can’t prevent global warming, now we’re adapting.

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

The Times podcast: Colorado River in Crisis, Pt. 6: The End https://t.co/jn8IEIqOR5

[Ian James @ByIanJames]

The crisis on the Colorado River is so bad, Lake Mead and Lake Powell are unlikely to refill in our lifetimes. "To think that these things would ever refill requires some kind of leap of faith that I, for one, don’t have." @bradudall https://t.co/pzOf91OFWb @ronlin @seangreene89

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

Chronic overuse & the effects of climate change are pushing the Colorado River system toward potential collapse as reservoirs drop to dangerously low levels.

A water reckoning is about to transform the landscape of the Southwest.

Read the series ⬇️ https://t.co/I1f7KqfCS0