Energy Extras
California Methane Leak Boosts State Emissions By 25 Percent
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Ingrid Lobet of inewsource reports for Inside Energy on a massive methane leak in southern California and it’s implications for the state’s rigorous air emissions limits.
Lost in Transmission
IE Questions: How Much Do Energy “Vampires” Cost Us?
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In this week’s IE Questions, we examine a study from the Natural Resources Defense Council looking into the costs associated with wasted electricity.
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Californians Who Conserved Wonder If State Can Overcome Those Who Didn’t
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The New York Times | The drought in the West is real, here to stay, and can no longer be ignored. This week, California Governor Jerry Brown’s announced executive action outlining mandatory reductions in water use aimed at cutting consumption 25 percent from 2013 levels over the next year. Here’s a round-up of some of the best reads on this big news.
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California’s Push For Clean Energy Has A Problem: No Place To Store It
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Los Angeles Times California’s ambitious renewable energy goals may not be possible without storage.
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California Pledges Changes In Protecting Underground Water
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The Associated Press California announces a plan to shut down disposal wells that inject oil and gas wastewater into federally protected aquifers.
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California Governor Sworn In For Record Fourth Term
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The Associated Press | In his inaugural speech, California Gov. Jerry Brown focuses on a cleaner energy future.
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Here’s who wants to sell you solar, and why
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UT San Diego | New ways to purchase solar
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In The Pits
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Clean Water Action/Clean Water Fund | A new study looks at the dangers of oil and gas wastewater disposal in California.
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Renewable Storage Is Key
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As we talk about the future of renewable energy, there’s one aspect that should be at the forefront of the conversation: storage. We’ve already figured out how to capture wind and solar energy, but it’s equally important to figure out the best way to store this energy and use it when it’s needed.
