U.S. Electricity Use Declining & Energy Efficiency May Be Significant Factor
February 25, 2014 – 10:10am By Steven Nadel, Executive Director U.S. electricity sales peaked in 2007 and have been declining
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Sierra2theSea
A News Service for Middle California
Sierra2theSea
A News Service for Middle California
Drought Does Not Slow Salmon Numbers – Milk, Strawberry Or Walnut Production
Despite Drought – Optimism For Central Valley Salmon Returns In 2014 A recent Capital Journal column in the LA Times
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Fresno Firm Lands Contract for High-Speed Rail Work
Blair Church & Flynn is a Native-American-Owned Small Business Feb 24,2014 FRESNO, Calif. – In an effort to ensure that
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Bipartisan Water Bond Bill Emerges at Key Deadline
Matt Williams, 02/24/2014 from ACWA A bipartisan group of state lawmakers introduced legislation Friday that would place a $9.25 billion
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Around The Valley…..County Could Pull Out Of EDC,Visalia May Buy Street Lights,More
City of Visalia May Buy Street Lights From SCE There are some 6200 street lights in the city limits of
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Hanford Meat Plant Re Opens
USDA has allowed Central Valley Meat Co in Hanford to reopen after the slaughterhouse was closed February 17 by the
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Big Canal May Deliver No Water To Tulare Co & Valley This Year
With the announcement Friday by the US Bureau of Reclamation estimating they can deliver only 336,000 acre ft of water
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Drought Influences Dairy Farmers’ Feed Plans
Issue Date: February 19, 2014 By Ching Lee,California Farm Bureau As the drought worsens, competition for hay and other feed
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SLO Beat: Rain,Airport Traffic & Wild Wings
Rain Expected For Central California Late February, Early March PG&E forecaster John Lindsey says we should expect rain along the
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Fuel Saving Big Rigs
February 18,2014 President Obama Announces New Truck Efficiency Standards In a speech recently in Maryland, President Obama directed his administration
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