Zelda Bronstein
The Sierra Club and the luxury-housing developer
Northern Alameda chapter backs San Leandro project in a sign that the pro-growth forces are trying to take over the environmental group. Are you a Sierra Club mem... … more »
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Livable California
Plan Bay Area 2050
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CVP vs MCOSD goes to the California State Court of Appeals
On July 17th, Marin County appealed the ruling in favor of Community Venture Partners, by Marin Superior Court Judge Haakenson, which prohibited the change of use ... … more »
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Whole Foods
What the pesticides in our urine tell us about organic food
This just-published peer-reviewed study helps answer a question many of us ask when deciding whether to reach for the conventional or organic option at the store: does organic really make a difference? The results say yes, a big difference. Choosing organic can protect you from exposure to toxic pesticides. … more »
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Courtesy of 'SMART'
SMART: Specialized Mobile Animal Rescue Team
“We’re the last line. If we can’t do it, no one can. We haven’t walked away from a rescue yet.” Armando Navarrete In just 74 minutes, filmmaker Justin Zimmerman ... … more »
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trnava
What Happened When I Bought a House With Solar Panels
The “Power Play 2.0: The Guide to Successfully Sell Sunrun" instructs salespeople to sow distrust in and disdain for traditional utilities and appeal to customers’ emotions. When reviewing a customer’s traditional utility bill, the trainee is told, “amplify the pain significantly.” Among “components of success”: “creating pain and fear.” … more »
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flickr
Wall Street Is More Than Willing to Fund the Green New Deal
Government incentivized investment and spending has never been bad for the economy or the stock market. Tt\hose worried about where the money will come from are forgetting one major, surprisingly enthusiastic player: Wall Street. … more »
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Laura A. Oda
53 percent of Californians want to leave the state - It's too expensive and not just housing
According to a new survey by Edelman Intelligence, 53 percent of Californians are considering moving out of state due to the high cost of living. Millennials are even more likely to flee the Golden State — 63 percent of them said they want to. … more »
