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 ...
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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 ...
Citizens’ Climate Education: The Inflation Reduction Act Will Support Homeowners and Communities
Guest opinion by Tony Hays After months of congressional wrangling, the Inflation Reduction Act is now law. Provisions within this ...
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
By Karl Reitz Featured photo: Courtesy of Jan Antonin Kolar/Unsplash Fossil fuels have transformed the lives of humans since the ...
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 ...
Citizens Climate Education: Things to Do Now to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Guest Opinion by Judith Anderson The last year, 2020, is now tied with the year 2016 for the highest globally ...
Citizens Climate Education: Benefits of Carbon-Free Energy
Guest Opinion by Karl Reitz, Ph.D., with Citizens Climate Education Climate change is widely recognized as one of humanity’s greatest ...
SONGS Representatives Explain Radiation Monitoring
By Collin Breaux and Shawn Raymundo Officials with Southern California Edison, which operates the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS), ...
SDG&E Explains Time-of-Use Plans
Staff report SDG&E explained its Time-of-Use plans and billing rates during a community forum on Thursday, Jan. 9, at the ...
