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Krista Heineke and Sara O'Brien have been promoted by The Broadmoor to director of public relations and director of marketing, respectively. Heineke joined the Colorado Springs resort in 2009 and
Lessons from a year of reporting on climate solutions for the bioregion spanning BC, Washington and Oregon.
InvestigateWest: Cascadia needs stronger clean-fuels push. By PETER FAIRLEY, InvestigateWest Share: Frank Lemos (Provided photo) Photo Gallery These days Frank Lemos manages a shipping operation, but the former truck driver still gets behind the wheel occasionally to train new drivers or to fill a staffing hole. When he does, he notices a big difference. The firm recently moved away from conventional diesel fuel, and now there’s something missing: the permeating petroleum smell that drivers wear after a day inside a big rig. “You come home, and you don’t get to ...
These days, Frank Lemos manages a shipping operation, but the former truck driver still gets behind the wheel occasionally to train new drivers or to fill a staffing hole. When he does, he notices a big difference. The firm recently moved away from conventional diesel fuel, and now there's something missing: the permeating petroleum smell that drivers wear after a day inside a big rig. "You come home, and you don't get to just jump in bed if you're tired. You have to take a shower, or else someone's going to kick you out of bed," said Lemos, who is operations manager for Portland-based Tita...
Why Biofuels and Hydrogen Are Key to Our Zero Carbon Future Cascadia needs to move heavy vehicles and industry off fossil fuels. Meet the people inventing life after diesel. Peter Fairley is an award-winning journalist based in Victoria and San Francisco, whose writing has appeared in Scientific American, NewScientist, Hakai Magazine, Technology Review, the Atlantic, Nature and elsewhere. SHARES The Parkland refinery in Burnaby is changing its diet. Designed to convert Canadian petroleum and bitumen into jet fuel, gasoline, diesel and other fuels, it meets BC’s...