ADOT releases final Loop 202 environmental impact statement
By Allison Hurtado | Ahwatukee Foothills News The Final Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed South Mountain Freeway has been released. The full report can
By Allison Hurtado | Ahwatukee Foothills News The Final Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed South Mountain Freeway has been released. The full report can
By Laurie Liles | Cronkite News The U.S. will pay the Navajo Nation $554 million to settle the tribe’s eight-year-old lawsuit claiming the government mismanaged
By Ryan Randazzo | The Arizona Republic Civil rights activist Rev. Jarrett Maupin is criticizing Arizona Public Service Co.’s parent company for not having any
By Mark Remillard | KTAR A new study shows some of Arizona’s counties have much to be desired when it comes to reducing man-made environmental
By Vivek Wadhwa | The Washington Post In the 1980s, leading consultants were skeptical about cellular phones. McKinsey & Company noted that the handsets were
“If I’m wearing lipstick, she won’t kiss me because there’s palm oil in it.” ~ Valerie Rockefeller Wayne, chairwoman of a Rockefeller family fund to
By Stephen Lacey | Greentech Meida In the aftermath of a climate march that brought more than 300,000 people onto the streets of New York
By John Huntington | Pinal Nugget For more than a century, Hayden and copper smelting have been synonymous. In fact, Hayden started as essentially a
copperarea.com Representatives from Resolution Copper were in attendance at last week’s Miami-Globe Chamber of Commerce luncheon to address chamber members and provide an update on
Solar tax and other energy issues were argued Monday on KAET=TV’s “Horizon” program among GOP and Democrat candidates for Arizona Corporation Commission.
By John Schwartz | The New York Times The family whose legendary wealth flowed from Standard Oil is planning to announce on Monday that its
TeK-THinK.com When you think of a solar powered car you do not think comfort or practicality. The state of the art up until today has
By Andrew Khouri | The Los Angeles Times The city of Los Angeles has launched an online permitting system for solar panels, seeking to streamline
By Ryan Randazzo | The Arizona The EPA proposes to cut carbon emissions, hitting Arizona particularly hard. Candidates for Attorney General suggest suing the agency
By Christopher Mims Elon Musk and his cousin, Lyndon Rive, have always been close. Their mothers are twins, and Messrs. Musk and Rive grew up
By Jeff Grant | Daily News-Sun A crowd estimated at 1,100 poured on the criticism Wednesday night in Sun City against a plan by EPCOR
New report shows America’s schools saving money by going solar Read it here:SIFF-SCPA – Release
By Michael Puttre | Solar Industry Magazine It has been a year since the merger of SolarCity and Zep Solar. The fist major product born
Coordinating with Businesses and Cities to Provide Resources and Information Dear Neighbors, In anticipation of heavy rainfall due to Hurricane Odile converging with monsoon moisture,
Casa Grande Dispatch (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are posted only for purposes of discussion.) The state has approved a five-year delay in the start for
By Ryan Randazzo | The Arizona Republic The two Democrats who hope to regulate utilities in Arizona admit they face an uphill battle winning election
By Matthew Wald | The New York Times When Nevada lured Tesla Motors to the Reno area to build a giant battery factory, a triumphant
By Shawn Kline | CBS5 Heavy rains dumped over six inches of water on parts of the East Valley on Monday morning, causing road closures,
Arizona Public Service Co. plans to close one of the four generators at northern Arizona’s Cholla Power Plant, adding to a string of coal-plant closures
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal The U.S. Solar Market Insight report for the second quarter of 2014 released Sept. 5 by GTM Research
By Stephen Lacey | Greentech Media The city of Austin may have just single-handedly propelled the Texas solar market into the top-ten leading states. Last
By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch The clock won’t start ticking until January 2019 on a plan to phase-out agricultural extinguishment credits. Tuesday,
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By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Scottsdale-based Salcito Custom Homes Ltd. has been selected as the exclusive homebuilder for Quail Run Manor, a new
By Jordan Gerard | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona’s counties have picked up the tab on blighted property cleanup for years. Now under a
By In Business PHX Curve Development announced that pre-sales are officially underway for Quarter at Palm Scottsdale, the company’s highly anticipated luxury single-family residential community