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Palo Alto's climate goals threatened by inadequate power grid - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto's climate goals threatened by inadequate power grid

The City of Palo Alto’s emissions goals are in jeopardy because of it...

Palo Alto's climate goals threatened by inadequate power grid - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto's climate goals threatened by inadequate power grid

The City of Palo Alto’s emissions goals are in jeopardy because of it...

Supreme Court rejects Bay Area developer's appeal of $3.6 million cleanup fine - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court rejects Bay Area developer's appeal of $3.6 million cleanup fine

The Supreme Court rejected a developer’s appeal Monday from Bay Area regulators’...

After several false starts, Palo Alto renews push to expand fiber utility - Vimarsana News

After several false starts, Palo Alto renews push to expand fiber utility

After several false starts, Palo Alto renews push to expand fiber utility Utilities Advisory Commission recommends growing municipal fiber network to all parts of city within 5 years Uploaded: Wed, Apr 28, 2021, 9:43 am 13 Time to read: about 4 minutes The city would build an additional 44 miles of fiber, illustrated here, as part of a plan developed by its consultant, Magellan Advisors. The placement of fiber is designed to enable the city's ultimate adoption of Fiber to the Premise. Image courtesy city of Palo Alto. With more people than ever before banking on high-speed internet for their...

Palo Alto looks for new strategies to battle climate change - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto looks for new strategies to battle climate change

As Palo Alto struggles to meet its ambitious sustainability goals, the City Council is preparing to consider fresh measures, including ways to shift single-family homes away from natural gas and toward clean electricity.