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San Diegans will learn how to use the sun’s warmth to make their homes more energy efficient while slashing utility bills by up to 50 percent or more during the Kensington Clean Energy Festival, June 26 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m
Marine debris in the Pacific Ocean is increasing at a startling rate! Studies have shown that millions of birds, fish, marine mammals and other wildlife are impacted every year from ingesting or getting entangled in plastics and other debris
This week, as taxpayers tried to prevent a house call from the IRS, scrutinizing each last-minute deduction, Balboa Park was undergoing a different sort of audit – of its trash
According to the Genesis account, humankind’s foreparents were banned from eating the fruit of the “tree of life” because they allegedly would have lived forever. Can a tree truly possess such life-sustaining properties? That’s debatable, but what isn’t is the environmental and social benefits trees bring. That’s why for 20 years the Urban Corps of San Diego County has been dedicated to providing environmental job training and educational opportunities in the fields of conservation, recycling and urban forestry, among others
By Ron James
San Diego has been tapped as having the ninth-worst big city tap water in the nation, according to the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit watchdog organization.
But the city’s Public Utilities Department is crying foul, dismissing the data and proclaiming its water is safe and meets all EPA guidelines