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Solar RichmondBUILD
January 01, 2009 by Sue Rosenthal
What do you get when you combine entrepreneurial spirit, construction and engineering expertise, and a commitment to the community and …
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Letter from the Publisher
January 01, 2009 by David Loeb
Our planet is a dynamic place, always changing. That’s a given. Some 100 million years ago, most of the rocks …
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Taking the Heat
January 01, 2008 by Glen Martin
Though we may not be able to detect it on a day-to-day basis, climate change has come to the Bay Area and is already leaving its mark on local ecosystems: rising tides in the Bay, increasingly severe wildfires, acidification of ocean waters. While it may be too late to avoid global warming’s early stages, there is a lot we can do to both understand and mitigate its impacts on our landscapes and watersheds. With the support of world-class research institutions and an active environmental movement, Bay Area scientists are taking the lead in this crucial effort.
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Highway to the Flyway
July 01, 2007 by John Hart
Along the gentle arc of the northern San Pablo Bay shoreline, one of the region’s least loved highways, Highway 37, traverses one of its most fascinating landscapes. Best to be in the passenger seat, for the country you are traversing deserves far more than a stolen glance…
