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 ...
Tag: Energy
U.S. Department of Energy Announces $16 Million for Potential Spent Nuclear Fuel Hosts
The U.S. Department of Energy last month announced that it is allocating $16 million to provide resources to communities interested ...
Letter to the Editor: Joining the Clean Energy Alliance
TONY HAYS, San Clemente Community Choice Energy (CCE) is a California state initiative, enacted through SB 350 in 2015, that ...
Letter to the Editor: Response to Power & Water
RON HENDERSON, San Clemente As an advocate of a balanced approach to large infrastructure projects, I was concerned by some ...
Letter to the Editor: Power & Water
CORD BAUER, San Clemente Turn on the local news, and California seems to be bouncing from one crisis to the ...
Bartlett Bulletin: It’s Time to Stop Fueling the Fire and Bury Utility Power Lines
Supervisor Lisa Bartlett’s “Bartlett Bulletin” column for Picket Fence Media resumes this month, in which she writes about her support ...
SONGS Community Engagement Panel to Discuss Dismantlement Update
The SONGS Community Engagement Panel will meet Thursday evening, Aug. 11, to discuss the nuclear facility’s ongoing dismantlement.
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 ...
Community Choice Energy Workshop Informs Residents, City Officials
San Clemente officials met with residents to discuss the innumerable details regarding the city possibly joining an alliance to grab ...
Council Postpones June 21 Meeting to July
The San Clemente City Council voted to adjourn Tuesday night’s meeting to July 19, despite having the minimum number of ...
Efforts to Move Nuclear Fuel Out of SONGS Continue as Government Officials Note Progress
By C. Jayden Smith Rep. Mike Levin and U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm met with Southern California Edison ...
Letter to the Editor: Transitioning to Cleaner Energy Resources Is Best Way to Reduce the Financial Impacts of Rising Gas Prices
KATRINA FOLEY, OC Board Supervisor Gas prices continue to soar for Orange County residents, with no end in sight. This ...
Letter to the Editor: Fire Insurance Rate Increases
NORM PETERSEN, San Clemente The article regarding rising rates and cancellations of SC homeowners’ fire insurance left out an important ...
Letter to the Editor: Response to ‘Long Gas Lines vs. Expensive Gas’
JOSH DINKLE, Dana Point Expensive gas is not just affecting middle-class Americans. It is affecting everyone. We are not in ...
Letter to the Editor: Desalination Plant Contribution to Greenhouse Gas/Sea Level Rise/ Climate Crisis?
DAWN GARCIA, Dana Point I agree, Southern California needs to stand independent in obtaining our own water. Given our proximity ...
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