Silicon Valley is often described as the hub of California’s clean technology economy, but Los Angeles and Orange counties are in the forefront of innovations in advanced transportation, according to a new report.
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.
