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drought
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The Upside to Cutting Water to L.A. From Mono Lake
Post date:The drought is hurting Mono Lake, but if not for the decades-long campaign to save it, it'd be dead now. So there's that.
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coal
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L.A. Needs to Cut Solar Red Tape to Get Off Coal, Says Study
Post date:If it's going to reach its vaunted goal of going coal-free by 2025, the LADWP's bureaucracy has to start working better.
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wind power
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Wind Project Kills Eagle One Month After Startup
Post date:The North Sky River Wind project, which attracted fierce opposition, was the site of a golden eagle death in January.
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ladwp
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L.A. Makes Solar Rooftop Program 10 Times Bigger
Post date:The LADWP's Board unanimously approved a plan Friday to buy 100 megawatts of solar power from property owners throughout the city of Los Angeles.
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Jan Perry
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L.A. City Council Member Wants Fairer Solar Incentives
Post date:L.A. City Council member Jan Perry is calling for DWP to make a solar incentive program more democratic.
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L.A. Mayor Signs Solar Agreement With Tribe
Post date:It's official: Los Angeles is buying solar electricity from the Moapa Band of Paiute Indians.
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sacramento municipal utility district
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New Solar Incentives for Imperial Valley Homeowners
Post date:The prospects for new solar in Imperial County just got a bit brighter.
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L.A. Council To Vote On $1.6 Billion Solar Contract
Post date:The agreement, while raising LADWP bills, could go a long way toward helping DWP meet its renewable energy targets.
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san bernardino county
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LADWP Commissions Desert Solar Plant
Post date:Los Angeles' Department of Water and Power now owns its own utility-scale desert solar power plant.
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ladwp
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Report: Public-Owned Utilities Need Improvement on Renewables
Post date:California's ten largest publicly owned utilities have made significant renewable energy gains, but some have a lot more work to do.