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Cara Black attended the San Juan City Council meeting Tuesday night (12/18/07).

Building environmentally friendly homes gets a boost as two O.C. projects win green certification and more cities enact green building standards. By JEFF COLLINS

Jim Walker, owner of Olympic Wire and Equipment Inc.in Newport Beach, spends a large portion of his time talking to customers.

Former President Clinton told mayors Thursday that fighting global warming was a chance to create good jobs and give an economic boost to the middle class, to save cities and residents money with impr

Monday, November 26, 2007 Here’s a way to save millions of motorists’ need for gas

Now that higher mileage performance will be required, car manufacturers are rolling out technology that has existed for more than 100 years which will increase MPG, reduce pollution, and save money for consumers. How does this make YOU feel? Please add comments to this one! Click here to read more.

This bit of news was submitted by Cara Black. Berkely is considering a plan that makes purchasing solar panels for your home essentially for free. The cost is defrayed with a twenty year assesment on your property. The increase in your payment is less than the monthly savings in energy consumption! Sounds like a win-win

Once again, our prolific, insightful and persuasive writer, Steve Netherby has done it again! In case you didn’t have a chance to read his latest article in The San Clemente Times, we have included it here. I found it particularly interesting that he used the Tsunami metaphor to describe our movement. Jerry Collamer, Michael Kaupp

Another local city going green bodes well for San Clemente!