Cooley

[koo-lee]

noun

1. Charles Horton 1864–1929, U.S. author and pioneer in the field of sociology.

Example Sentences

“I don’t think there is a person who has done more for foster kids than John Burton,” said Miles Cooley, a Los Angeles entertainment attorney who was in foster care when he was a child and sits on the board of Burton’s foundation.

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These potential savings, both inside and outside homes and businesses, far surpass the targets in the MWD’s climate adaptation strategy, said Heather Cooley, the Pacific Institute’s chief research and program officer.

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“This means that water conservation and efficiency must be at the core of the region’s water resilience efforts,” Cooley said.

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Cooley said investments will also be important to develop new local supplies through water recycling, stormwater capture and other types of projects.

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“I think it’s critically important the region move away from its reliance on imported water,” Cooley said.

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