Drought is becoming the new normal in California. The latest news reports show California’s biggest reservoirs continue their decline and recent rains have barely made a dent in the state’s overall drought picture.
The San Joaquin Valley is becoming known for its renewable energy leadership and cutting-edge innovations at the nexus of water and agriculture—earning the nickname Blue Tech Valley, claims a new report from the nonpartisan nonprofit organization, Next 10.
Helped by its knowledge of water and agriculture, the San Joaquin Valley has become a driving leader in the clean economy, according to a new report by Next 10.
The next time you're stuck in traffic think about this: You're not just part of the problem. You're part of the solution. And not just for LA, but for the world!
A report from the self-described nonpartisan and nonprofit group Next 10 has identified San Diego County and Imperial County as leaders in the development of microgrid and biorenewable technologies.
Northern California is leveraging its forward-looking policies and innovative clean tech entrepreneurs to drive clean tech innovation and build the state's clean economy, with certain regions carving out specialized niches in the global clean tech sector, according
