RON HENDERSON, San Clemente As an advocate of a balanced approach to large infrastructure projects, I was concerned by some of the representations within the…
Supervisor Lisa Bartlett’s “Bartlett Bulletin” column for Picket Fence Media resumes this month, in which she writes about her support to underground utility power lines amid the investigations into local wildfires.
Featured photo: Courtesy of John Quigley By Karl Reitz Fossil fuels have transformed the lives of humans since the beginning of the industrial revolution. They…
San Clemente officials met with residents to discuss the innumerable details regarding the city possibly joining an alliance to grab local control over energy matters and receive a cleaner energy supply.
The San Clemente City Council voted to adjourn Tuesday night’s meeting to July 19, despite having the minimum number of councilmembers necessary to have the meeting in person.
By C. Jayden Smith Rep. Mike Levin and U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm met with Southern California Edison officials Thursday, April 21, at…
NORM PETERSEN, San Clemente The article regarding rising rates and cancellations of SC homeowners’ fire insurance left out an important detail regarding causation: “renewable energy.”…
JOSH DINKLE, Dana Point Expensive gas is not just affecting middle-class Americans. It is affecting everyone. We are not in a short-term, price-gouging, greedy retail…
DAWN GARCIA, Dana Point I agree, Southern California needs to stand independent in obtaining our own water. Given our proximity to the biggest water body…
LAURIE GOOCH, San Clemente Gas station developers may be the most interested buyers for this land—now. However, this land does not have to be sold—now. The…
TYLER BODEN, San Clemente Having worked as a project developer in the photovoltaic solar industry over the past seven years, I have consulted with thousands…
