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San Francisco May Require Safe Bike Parking For Workers
One of the strongest pro-bicyclist laws in the country could soon be adopted in San Francisco. It would require owners of commercial buildings in San Francisco to provide secure bicycle parking for employees.
Marin County Project Aims To Change Cafeteria Menus
Eco Top Chef Marin is seen as a fun, hands-on event for middle school kids while also serving its educational purposes.
SF Christmas Trees Recycled To Make Biofuel
Christmas trees in San Francisco will be used as biofuel as part of the city’s 25th annual “Treecycling” program.
American Canyon School Leads Nation In Being Environmentally Friendly
A high school in the Napa Valley is only three years old but already it has set the standard for being environmentally friendly.
Tesla Motors Touts Fremont Job Creation From Federal Loan
The Tesla Motors plant sits ready and waiting for new workers to fill its assembly lines, thanks to a nearly have a billion dollar loan from the U.S. Department of Energy. The car maker said Tuesday that it planned to hire about 400 people.
California Treasurer Defends Tax Break For Clean Energy Firms
The state treasurer is calling California’s tax break program for clean energy companies a “wise and needed one” despite the failure of its most high-profile recipient—the solar startup Solyndra.
California Green Tax Breaks In Question
California has halted an alternative energy program following the bankruptcy of Solyndra, a Fremont solar company that received $25 million in state tax breaks.
Dozens Of San Jose City Buildings May Go Solar
San Jose is trying to expand its investment in solar energy, with a proposal to put solar panels on more than two dozen city owned buildings, a project that fits in nicely with the city’s green goals.
Powell Street Promenade Transforms Union Square
One of the busiest pedestrian corridors in San Francisco has been transformed into a high-tech, environmentally friendly space.
California Sets Nation’s Highest Renewable Power Goals
Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation requiring California utilities to get one-third of their power from renewable sources, giving the state the most aggressive alternative energy mandate in the U.S.


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