Inside the BLM’s abrupt decision not to ban shooting in an Arizona national monument
By Emily Guerin | High Country News In his five years at Arizona’s Sonoran Desert National Monument, former manager Rich Hanson picked up a lot
By Emily Guerin | High Country News In his five years at Arizona’s Sonoran Desert National Monument, former manager Rich Hanson picked up a lot
Solar Energy Industry Association WASHINGTON, D.C. AND BOSTON, MA — GTM Research and the Solar Energy Industries Association® (SEIA®) today released U.S. Solar Market Insight:
Editor’s note: Former Wyomingite, now Arizonan Phyllis Von Fleckinger responded to a Rose Law Group article by Phil Riske about living in extreme weather conditions.
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic | azcentral.com For the veterans of Arizona’s small solar water-heating industry, staring down an industry-crippling crisis is nothing new.
By Alexandra Olgin | KJZZ A Navajo family is moving into the first “green” house on the reservation this weekend. It is powered by solar
By Betty Reid | The Republic | azcentral.com Twenty-four Phoenix-owned properties have solar panels, which moves the nation’s sixth-largest city closer to its goal of
Reacting to Thursday’s presidential memorandum requiring the federal government to get 20 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020, SEIA President and CEO
Four Colorado towns voted for bans or moratoria on hydraulic fracturing in November, but the oil and gas industry wants to repeal three of them
By Diane Cardwell | The New York Times Commercial building owners, even those who reduce their overall energy use, have long struggled to cut special
By Phil Riske, managing editor | Rose Law Group Reporter When I was 7, the Great Blizzard of 1949 hit Cheyenne, Wyo. The only way
By Tony Barboza | Los Angeles Times Scientists sounded alarms Tuesday with a pair of studies challenging the idea that climate change is occurring gradually
“Cities represented two-thirds of global energy consumption in 2006 and that number is expected to rise to almost three-quarters by the year 2030. ‘Smart’ solutions
From Climate Wire As solar energy equipment becomes more affordable than ever, prompting millions of home and business owners to consider generating their own electricity
By Jeremy Duda | Arizona Capitol Times The next frontier in Arizona’s efforts to woo manufacturers may be an exemption on the sales taxes they
By Evan Halper | Los Angeles Times In a sprawling complex of laboratories and futuristic gadgets in Golden, Colo., a supercomputer named Peregrine does a
By Ari Phillips | Climate Progress The Japanese construction and engineering company Shimizu has released a plan to ring the moon’s equator with a 248-mile
The Wall Street Journal In response to your Nov. 20 editorial “Arizona’s Solar Flare-Up”: Rooftop solar power is never “export[ed] to the transmission grid.” The
By Tom O’Halleran, former Arizona lawmaker, current chairman of the Verde River Basin Partnership (Editor’s note: Posting opinion pieces does not necessarily reflect the opinions
By Nora Caley | Solar Industry Bloomberg recently reported that solar company stocks are rebounding at a faster rate than technology stocks did after the
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star The Forest Service laid much of the groundwork Friday for approval of the Rosemont Mine by releasing a
By Daniel Dullum | Casa Grande Dispatch Dick Powell, a Casa Grande businessman and city councilman, was selected chairman of the Pinal Local Water Group
For this week, at least. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, a good time to be grateful for 10 situations close to home: The Arizona real estate market
By Jeff Spross | Climate Progress SolarCity and PSW, a home builder based in Texas, are partnering to construct two communities in the Dallas-Forth Worth
By Diane Cardwell | The New York Times In recent years, solar energy has emerged as a solution for powering places that lack sufficient electricity,
By Brian Wright | Maricopa Monitor The Maricopa City Council passed a resolution at Tuesday’s meeting that favors the continuing operation of the Navajo Generating
By Todd Woody | The Atlantic At first glance, there’s nothing particularly Jetsons-like about Marco Krapels’ 1940s-era home in a prosperous suburb that lies in
By Ken Silverstein | EnergyBiz The rooftop solar battleground is bound to get hotter. The latest such clash occurred in Arizona, which ultimately settled on
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By Kaya Laterman | New York Times When Rebekah Carver decided to separate from her husband in 2023, she had one goal in mind. “The
By AZ Mirror During a 19-hour day that started early Wednesday afternoon and ended in the early morning hours of Thursday, Arizona lawmakers debated or
By Howard Fischer | AZ Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona lawmakers won’t ban state and local police from using masks during routine duties. On a