Declining global demand for coal help to improve the environment
The demand for the “world’s dirtiest” fossil fuel, coal, appears to be declining giving a shy of relief for environmentalists. At its peak production in…
The demand for the “world’s dirtiest” fossil fuel, coal, appears to be declining giving a shy of relief for environmentalists. At its peak production in…
In October 2012, we wrote in this column how new ways to pump water is revolutionizing the oil industry due to hydraulic fracturing, a technique…
According to National Geographic, tiger populations in India, Thailand and Russia are on the rise. It is estimated that only 3,200 wild tigers exist in…
During the just concluded U.S. Presidential Election, we heard many politicians wanting to limit or even abolish the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Proposed by…
The recent explosion of directional drilling and fracking in the U.S. for energy is creating a huge demand for water management. Water is injected to…
We all know that industry is contributing to the environmental pollution in a big way. When you hear that an industry came up with a…
Noise levels around you have been linked to hearing loss, cardiovascular diseases, impaired performance, and sleep disorders. The Industrial Revolution brought us increased level of…
The United Nation’s Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement tied to the Framework Convention on Climate Change. It sets binding targets on greenhouse gas emissions…
Guidelines are regulations that explain, interpret and implement the CEQA. The Governor’s Office of Planning and Research is responsible for updating the Guidelines. It is…