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- Written by: Bruce Robinson
There are a lot of good reasons for recycling. But one that doesn’t come to mind right away is an economic impact. A new study suggests that boosting recycling also increases employment, and today we take a closer look at that connection.
Read more about this issue here.
Read more http://radio.krcb.org/post/californias-recycling-goals-also-create-jobs
- Written by: Bruce Robinson
Capturing rainwater for yard and garden use is practical and environmental. But it’s not an investment that will pencil out anytime soon.
Below, students at Healdsburg High School installed an eight-barrel catchment system on their campus with support from Guerneville's Blue Barrel Systems.
Read more http://radio.krcb.org/post/economics-rainwater-catchment
- Written by: Bruce Robinson
Plans for a new asphalt production facility alongside the Petaluma River on the south side of that city have been a hot button issue for more than five years now. After the Dutra plant was approved by county supervisors in late 2010, it was promptly challenged in court by the city of Petaluma and a group of local environmental groups. That case that was dismissed by the State Court of Appeal last week, but there’s still at least one more round of legal arguments being made, as we hear today.
Read more http://radio.krcb.org/post/dutra-foes-seek-appeals-court-reversal
- Written by: Bruce Robinson
It’s fairly simple to capture and collect rainfall from rooftops, and use it for watering yards and gardens. But it’s a limited antidote to drought.
Read more http://radio.krcb.org/post/rainwater-catchment-systems
