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Study shows how to power California with wind, water and sun Imagine a smog-free Los Angeles, where electric cars ply silent freeways, solar panels blanket rooftops and power plants run on heat from beneath the earth, from howling winds and from the blazing desert sun. |
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What Do Chinese Dumplings Have to Do With Global Warming? ‘In Sichuan, we’re eaters,” said Chen Zemin, the world’s first and only frozen-dumpling billionaire. |
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Corralling Carbon Before It Belches From Stack So much soot belched from the old power plant here that Mike Zeleny would personally warn the neighbors. |
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Why Food You've Salvaged Should Be a Growing Part of Your Diet The woman on the phone gave me directions to a house in a residential neighborhood. |
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2014 off to hottest start on record for California The sun was so strong this year in Joe Del Bosque's cantaloupe fields that some of the melons could have used sunscreen. |
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The World Just Had Its Hottest June On Record The globe is on a hot streak, setting a heat record in June. That's after the world broke a record in May. |
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Santa Monica Responds to Statewide Emergency Water Conservation Regulations As the drought worsens, the City of Santa Monica is urging its water customers, workers and visitors to step up their water conservation efforts in response to the statewide emergency water conservation regulations adopted yesterday by the State Water Resources Control Board. |
