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PSE 20-Year Plan Hearing PACKED
Wednesday, February 21st, Renton, WA at Puget Sound Energy’s 20-year Integrated Resource Plan hearing before the Utilities and Transportation Commission — More than 250 people packed the room to protest PSE’s 20-year fossil fuel plan. 100s rallied outside in the … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Energy, Climate, Energy
Tagged 20-year plan, 350.org, bainbridge island city council, carbon-free, coal, coal plant, coal-generated energy, colstrip, Congresswoman Hayman, Dow Constantine, Energy Independence Act, fossil fuel, fossil fuels, gas, gas peaker plants, HB 2839, integrated resource plan, IRP, King County Executive, methane, Montana, Montana wind, noLNG, PSE, Puget Sound Energy, Puyallup Tribe, Re-define Tacoma, renewable energy, Renewable Portfolio Statndard, renewables, renton, SB 6424, sierra club, Students for the Salish Sea, Tacoma LNG, utc, utilities and transportation commission, Vashon Climate Action Group, washington state, wind energy
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Join Low Carbon Girl and Hundreds of Concerned Citizens
Ask for a Path to 100% Renewable Energy Join me and hundreds of other concerned citizens as well as groups such as 350.org, Backbone, Redefine Tacoma, Vashon Climate Action Group, Indigenous environmental activists, Puyallup Tribal Nation, Puyallup Water Warriors, Indivisible … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Energy
Tagged 350, climate, coal, coal free pse, electric energy, energy, Feb 21st, fossil fuels, gas, gas plant, integrated resource plan, IRP, liquid natural gas, LNG, Olympia, PSE, Redefine tacoma, renewable energy, renewables, sierra club, Tacoma, Tacoma LNG, utc
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Earth First
Is there any chance that we can put the earth’s needs before our own and conserve resources? It’s a tall order and I’m not really sure it’s possible. Not because we don’t want to save resources in theory but because … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Energy, Conservation, My CO2 Footprint, Shopping
Tagged bird, birds, climate change, cod, conservation, earth, feast of joy, fishing, gratitude, huffington post, IPCC, millennials, Momastery, mt rainier, no impact project, no-impact man, NYT, rainier, renewable energy, Salon, service economy, sharing economy, solar arrays, Story of Stuff, sustainability, The Atlantic, The New York Times, the story of stuff, wired, wired mag, zero waste, zero waste lifestyle
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Internet Powered by 100% Renewable Energy: Step One
The internet is so ubiquitous most people don’t even think about it. It surrounds us. (Like the Matrix.) We need to take a minute and think about it though. It’s comprised of a network of servers in data centers around … Continue reading
Got Solar Panel Will Kayak
Or, should I say: Got Joos? Just because I love nature, the great outdoors and mother earth doesn’t mean I don’t have instant withdrawals if separated from my devices. I’m a modern nature lover. You need to know this about … Continue reading
Win a Solar Power System
I don’t know about you, but when I get my electric bill, or any bill for that matter, if it is in paper form, I dump all the inserts into recycle and just focus on the bill itself. And, even … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Energy, At Home, Green Ideas
Tagged City of Bainbridge Island, green power, green power challenge, green power program, PSE, Puget Sound Energy, renewable energy, solar power, sustainable bainbridge, win solar power
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It’s all No-Impact Man’s Fault
Have you ever seen a documentary or news story where someone claims some seemingly minor occurrence changed their life? Well, after years of rolling by eyes at other people’s life altering events, it happened to me! I happened upon Colin … Continue reading