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They Kept Ward Valley Nuclear-Free (Part 2)
The Back Forty

They Kept Ward Valley Nuclear-Free (Part 2)

February 7, 2013 10:00 AM
by Chris Clarke
The Hidden Desert:
An unprecedented coalition of Native people and other environmental activists fought the State of California to a standstill 15 years ago on a proposal to dump low-level nuclear waste in Ward Valley.
A New California Solar Record... In February
ReWire

A New California Solar Record... In February

February 6, 2013 6:37 PM
by Chris Clarke
Solar:
It looks as though California has broken another solar power record, and it's done so in one of the least-sunny times of year possible.
Will ObamaCorps Become the New Civilian Conservation Corps?
The Back Forty

Will ObamaCorps Become the New Civilian Conservation Corps?

February 6, 2013 2:00 PM
by Char Miller
Golden Green:
The CCC built up the nation and the body politic -- can ObamaCorps do the same thing?
REI Exec Tapped For Interior: What Does it Mean for Energy Policy on Public Lands?
ReWire

REI Exec Tapped For Interior: What Does it Mean for Energy Policy on Public Lands?

February 6, 2013 12:37 PM
by Chris Clarke
Government:
Sally Jewell is a bit of a dark horse, with far more of a track record in managing businesses than in setting policy. If confirmed, what will that mean for energy policy on public lands?
Will Solar Eclipse Wind Power In 2013?
ReWire

Will Solar Eclipse Wind Power In 2013?

February 6, 2013 10:48 AM
by Chris Clarke
Solar:
According to one energy executive, solar power will likely outstrip wind in the pace of new installations in 2013 in the United States.
More Progress On San Onofre Decision
ReWire

More Progress On San Onofre Decision

February 6, 2013 10:20 AM
by Chris Clarke
Utilities:
The process of deciding whether and how to restart the disabled San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station continues.
Elysian Valley Residents Speak Out About a Silent Threat
Confluence

Elysian Valley Residents Speak Out About a Silent Threat

February 5, 2013 11:00 AM
by Carren Jao
River Notes:
Residents of Elysian Valley live along the L.A. River's natural habitat -- while being exposed to the heavy pollution emanating from Metrolink's maintenance facility.
They Kept Ward Valley Nuclear-Free (Part 1)
The Back Forty

They Kept Ward Valley Nuclear-Free (Part 1)

February 5, 2013 10:00 AM
by Chris Clarke
The Hidden Desert:
It's one of those places in the California desert where you can find yourself 20 miles off the pavement without much problem. It's also where California almost put its final dump for low-level nuclear waste.
PG&E Will Buy Power From Desert Solar Project With Storage
ReWire

PG&E Will Buy Power From Desert Solar Project With Storage

February 4, 2013 4:17 PM
by Chris Clarke
Solar Thermal:
The project in Riverside County would be California's first solar power plant to incorporate thermal storage.
Santa Monica Restaurant Accused of Serving Whale is Indicted
Food

Santa Monica Restaurant Accused of Serving Whale is Indicted

February 1, 2013 8:30 PM
by City News Service
The Nosh:
The Hump, Santa Monica's most infamous restaurant, and two of its chefs are charged with multiple counts of selling illegal meat.
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