Chris Clarke
Chris Clarke was KCET's Environment Editor until July 2017. He is a veteran environmental journalist and natural history writer. He lives in Joshua Tree.
The environment was essentially a no-show in the 2015 State of the Union Speech.
A major city in Baja California will go 100 percent solar-powered this year. Kind of.
Rooftop solar has changed the way we use electrical power in California -- and that's changing how regulators are thinking about rooftop solar.
The state's water agency is boosting projected deliveries through the State Water Project, but only a little -- and the drought continues
Fracking at three oil fields in Southern California poses significant potential risk to the environment and public health.
At least three Santa Cruz bobcats have died in the last four months of complications related to ingestion of rat poisons.
Looks like at least one wolverine has called the Tahoe National Forest home since 2008, and state officials are hoping he's not alone.
There's little in Boxer's record in the House and Senate to make an ardent liberal unhappy. And most of the Senator's positions on environmental issues have been no exception.
There are 15 species of California native milkweed that gardeners can choose from to give monarchs a helping hand. Not all of them are readily available in nurseries, but with a little searching you should be able to find at least one appropriate for y...
A federal thumbs-down to a 1,600-acre solar facility south of Death Valley National Park is being appealed by the owners of the project.
Cuts to the amount of land Inyo County would make available to solar don't go deep enough, activists say.
Jerry Brown would push California even further toward a renewable future.