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Land Use:
Every congress since 1964 has designated new wilderness areas, often drawing support from both major political parties, except the one currently enthroned.
Energy:
Anaerobic decomposition in landfills has long been tapped as a source of electrical power, but using the resulting gas to power vehicles hasn't yet been tried.
Energy:
California reached a renewable energy milestone last week, but here's some important perspective.
Energy:
One major solar developer is poised to take over a bankrupt project, but will the state allow it?
Energy:
If you were to take a guess at what was one of the largest consumers of energy in California, what would it be? Skycrapers? Theme parks? Mega mansions? Surprisingly, the answer is water.
Golden Green:
Governor Brown is only now getting interested in fracking -- why the delay?
Commentary:
We know so little about the Black Hills in Imperial County. This piece may well be the only published description of the range's flora and fauna, sketchy as it is.
Golden Green:
Why has SoCal Edison been dead-set against other organizations generating solar power?
Commentary:
There was one unambiguous piece of good news in the long-awaited draft documents about solar energy development in the Southwest. The rest? Well...
Commentary:
It's been called California's Serengeti, is home to the densest concentration of Endangered Species in the state and has an abundance of sunshine.
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