By Sejal Choksi-Chugh Published: September, 2015 What would the San Francisco Bay be like if toxic coal dust blew into its waters every day? Would fish grow abnormally? Would shellfish be laced with arsenic? Would toxic pollutants in fish harm people who rely on the Bay as a food source? We could soon find out, […]
By Bill PicturePublished: July, 2008 When it comes to promoting something as un-sexy as solar energy, talk is cheap. Solar experts concede that, despite an acute awareness of the benefits of curbing America’s use of fossil fuels, pamphlets and documentaries just aren’t enough to convince most Americans to go solar. So they have come up […]
Published: February, 2005 Aloe plants are striking when the spring spires of red flowers reach to the sky. A large variety lines the shoreside pathways of the coastal town of Pacific Grove. The beneficial plant helps hold back erosion in a most attractive manner. Bay Area use of these valued plants just might be a […]
