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Jackson. Ive been doing city hall stuff and working on sfpuc issues for about the last decade, which is much less than dr. Jackson has been working on similar issues. Shes been doing it for several decades. And over the decade that ive worked on issues like making sure that we dont bring in the new peaker natural gas plants issues like closing down the morant plant, issues around the Bayview Hunters Point Shipyard candlestick development on top of the superfund site, and myriad other issues arou...

This program. I was referring to the state program in terms of there isnt a deadline for the california solar incentive. I thought so its still in existence . Its still in existence. The dollar amount available ratchets down over time, but i dont believe its projected to go to zero. Okay. But pretty close . Yeah. All right. Commissioner vietor . I would be interested, since we are in the thick of the clean power sf conversations, to hear more specifically how this go Solar Program could be tied ...

Worked on issues like making sure that we dont bring in the new peaker natural gas plants issues like closing down the morant plant, issues around the Bayview Hunters Point Shipyard candlestick development on top of the superfund site, and myriad other issues around the southeast and the entire city when it comes to Environmental Protection and getting good lowcost clean energy to the public. Espinola jackson has always been around. Im bumping into her constantly. I wish she was here to hear it....

Springtime is solar season for Traverse City’s Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities. The nonprofit announced this week that it is currentl...

Five alternatives shown during a public meeting on Tuesday showed choices for protecting more -- or less -- land from solar energy development in Nevada and surrounding states.

If it seems like the Nevada desert is about to be drowned in a sea of solar panels, you might be interested in how the Bureau of Land Management wants to guide the development explosion that's ahead.

If it seems like the Nevada desert is about to be drowned in a sea of solar panels, you might be interested in how the Bureau of Land Management wants to guide the development explosion that's ahead.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) said it will be hosting an open-house meeting in Yuma to provide information on efforts to support appropriate renewable energy development on public lands through an updated Western Solar Plan.

“One of our company values is to leave places better than you found it."

The Bureau of Land Management also announced the next steps on several renewable projects in Arizona, California and Nevada.