GRIEVING OVER A YOUNG GIRL'S DEATH, A FRIEND ARMS HIMSELF WITH A VIDEO CAMERA
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
AT PALO VERDE, IT'S OPEN SEASON ON WHISTLE-BLOWERS
Solar advisory council members get hot over Department of Commerce's effort to snuff their group
NRC contemplates $50,000 fine over Palo Verde nuclear plant blazes
The Hopi want one of the largest coal mines in North America to stop using their groundwater. If springs and wells continue to dry up, they say, their ancient culture may disappear, too.
Recently discovered documents indicate that the lawyer who represented the Hopi Tribe in crucial negotiations with Peabody Western Coal Company was working for the mining company at the same time
Where unit-shifting heroes of rock are exposed as the passionless poseurs they really are
With its recent U.S. tour, Kraftwerk stakes its claim as the most important group since The Beatles
Is money from the sale of environmental license plates being properly spent?
Is money from the sale of environmental license plates being properly spent?
From the week of August 23, 2001
From the week of August 23, 2001
Letters from the week of May 6, 2004
Letters from the week of May 6, 2004
Letters from the week of May 6, 2004
When power-tripping HOAs push solar-minded residents around, everybody pays the price
A Hopi leader fought a lonely battle to stop a mining company from stealing water that helped build Phoenix. He succeeded. Finally
The Arizona Corporation Commission appears poised to toss solar power into the shadows
The Trunk Space turns a year old
The road to Punta Abreojos is paved with hollow intentions
The road to Punta Abreojos is paved with hollow intentions
Arizona's letting the Big Three utilities steal countless millions from us by standing in the way of solar energy
Arizona's letting the Big Three utilities steal countless millions from us by standing in the way of solar energy
Arizona's letting the Big Three utilities steal countless millions from us by standing in the way of solar energy
Arizona's letting the Big Three utilities steal countless millions from us by standing in the way of solar energy
A water dispute puts both the economy and the environment at risk
Jerry Brady predicts that al-Qaida will be coming to a power line near you
While the public sleeps, the fix is in to turn our state into a power farm for Mexico
The Western Pacific gray whale, once thought extinct, clings to life in a remote Siberian sea. Biologists fear their research is providing cover for massive oil drilling that threatens to wipe out this lost tribe once and for all.
Plant near Kingman may be a foreboding sign for the rest of the state
California eats lots of power, but it doesn't like growing its own power plants. Instead, Arizona is becoming the new power farm for the Coast.
California eats lots of power, but it doesn't like growing its own power plants. Instead, Arizona is becoming the new power farm for the Coast.
Image: American Solar Electric A group headed by Al Gore is hosting a library roundtable this Wednesday to talk about the hoped-for benefits of the Waxman-Markey bill, a plan to kickstart clean-energy industries now wending its way through Congress. (No, Gore won't be there). According to Rep ... More >>
Touchy, touchy. A representative of Al Gore's Alliance for Climate Protection called us this afternoon to ask why our June 8 post about a roundtable being hosted by the group was so "negative." The woman started off by telling us that she's a journalist who was working for the Alliance a ... More >>
Solar power will be the "new economic engine for Arizona," writes local lawyer Jordan Rose in Saturday's "My Turn" column in the Arizona Republic. Whether that's true or not, it's already an economic engine for Rose, [pictured]. She's the lawyer for SolarCity, a California company planning to ins ... More >>
Image: Wikimedia CommonsJar of biodiesel fuel The city of Phoenix announced today it will receive $830,000 in federal stimulus funds to "reduce diesel emissions by retrofitting and replacing city-owned equipment." Forgive us if we don't stand up and cheer. This money, half of which the feds are b ... More >>
Here's an update for those following the nomination of our intrepid algae-to-rocket fuel ASU inventors for the World Technology Award: Looks like scientists Qiang Hu and Milton Sommerfeld fell just short: The energy award was given on Friday to Zhengrong Shi from Suntech Power Holdings Co., for ... More >>
The feds are going to study 670,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management land in six western states -- but only 16,000 of those acres are in Arizona. What an oversight! Those gloomy skies over Washington D.C. must have dimmed bureaucrats' minds. It's typically said that we get about ... More >>
Check out the photo and caption that ran along with an article on an Irish Web site about an upcoming solar energy project:
We've always wanted a solar-powered burrito, and now, thanks to Chipotle, our wish is coming true. Representatives for the Mexican grill announced this week that they plan to install solar paneling on 75 of their restaurants. The panels are designed to alleviate pressure on the ... More >>
We've always wanted a solar-powered burrito, and now, thanks to Chipotle, our wish is coming true. Representatives for the Mexican grill announced this week that they plan to install solar paneling on 75 of their restaurants. The panels are designed to alleviate pressure on the ... More >>
