Citizens’ Climate Education: How to Get Your Dividend
Dr. Karl Reitz authors this month’s Citizens’ Climate Education column, in which he discusses the proposed Energy Innovation and Carbon ...
Tag: climate change
State Water Commission Seeks Input on Drought Resilience Strategies
As California looks to prepare for ongoing periods of both drought and floods, the state’s Water Commission seeks resident input ...
A Film Festival Full of Stoke, Good Vibes
With a full lineup of surf, snow and outdoor adventure films, a stacked roster of all-star speakers and plenty of ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Methane Emission Reduction—A Powerful Punch in the Face of Climate Change
Cynthia Kole, a writer and retired attorney, authors this month’s Citizens’ Climate Education column to talk about methane reduction initiatives, ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: An Electrified Economy
San Clemente resident and academic Karl Reitz discusses the pros and cons with his recent purchase of an all-electric vehicle—what ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Contrails and Climate Change
Environmental activist and aircraft expert Tony Hays writes in the latest Citizens’ Climate Education column about the need for cleaner ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Fly the Greener Skies
Patti Maw, a member of the South Orange County Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Education, authors the group’s monthly column for ...
Coastal Commission Accepting Entries for Annual Climate Video Challenge
Student filmmakers in California have until May 31 to participate in the California Coastal Commission’s annual Climate Video Challenge, which ...
Council Gives Green Light to Application for Clean Transportation Funding
The San Clemente City Council voted this week to give city staff the go-ahead to work with a rideshare app ...
Local Electric Bike Company Anticipates Year of Growth with Its New Partnership
San Clemente-based company MURF Electric Bikes announced a partnership with a global investment firm as it anticipates a productive year.
California King Tides to Roll In for Holiday Weekend
As part of its ongoing project to document King Tides and the implications of sea-level rise, the California Coastal Commission ...
Council Candidates Talk Shoreline Protection, Future Funding
Residents of San Clemente’s Cyprus Shore neighborhood gathered Sunday, Oct. 10, to hear how City Council candidates planned to address ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: A Fossil Fuel-Free World
Featured photo: Courtesy of John Quigley By Karl Reitz Fossil fuels have transformed the lives of humans since the beginning ...
Letter to the Editor: We Are in an Extended Drought
DARRYL J. PAUL, San Clemente This should not be news to anyone in Southern California, but it seems that the ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: Bipartisan Federal Climate Legislation Enacted
Larry Kramer authors this month’s Citizen’s Climate Education column to highlight some of the bipartisan legislation Congress has recently enacted ...
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