USC playing catchup on sustainable practices
Although the university has lagged in environmental awareness and commitment to clean energy, USC is making efforts to be more green.
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Clean energy requires closer analysis
Clean energy has long enjoyed a fairly positive image, but there’s been an influx of negative publicity for certain forms of clean energy in recent weeks.
U.N. tries to turn up heat for COP16
Cancun just expanded beyond drug cartels and MTV spring break.
The next wave of alternative energy
For students that frequent the less-than-sparkling beaches punctuating California’s coastline, it’s easy to think of the ocean as the place where we jettison all things polluted or unwieldy.
Incentives need more time to warm up
Though it’s growing in popularity, solar energy is not yet something we see implemented day to day.
Brown can’t color nation green
Despite the size of California’s economy, industry and voting population, the state is not always a powerful enough force to drag the rest of the nation behind it.
Key factors clear up complicated prop
What gives Proposition 23’s opponents the edge is a combination of a crucial provision buried within the text of A.B. 32 and the potential of the green job market in California down the road.
New oil drilling system nothing to apologize for
If the British Petroleum oil spill taught the world anything besides how to mishandle an environmental catastrophe, it was the importance of a well-worded apology.