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.
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NPCA has been a voice for caution in wind power development near our national parks. Now its recent president advocates for 1,200 wind companies.
Rattlesnake Canyon was closed to the public in early April after rangers discovered a rash of spray-painted graffiti on the canyon's rock walls and boulders.
A new campaign encourages LADWP to generate 1,200 megawatts of power -- a fifth of the utility's peak demand -- on L.A. rooftops..
Construction has launched on more than 3,200 acres straddling the Kern-Los Angeles county line in the Antelope Valley.
A photo making the rounds of social media may prove embarrassing to the developer of the Ocotillo Express Wind project.
The BLM is taking measures to ensure that applications for solar and wind projects are given higher priority than other potential uses.
Imperial County is the California desert's toxic capital, with places like the east Coachella Valley and a few other spots not far behind.
Follow the energy industry long enough and you learn that certain people have things to say that are both interesting and entertaining.
The Bay Area's semirural Sonoma County will launch a publicly owned electrical utility.
LEDs' light output tends to "droop" when lots of current is run through them. A recent study has uncovered the reason.
Despite the rhetoric, the real world rapidly undermined the project.
Fisker Automotive testifies before a congressional committee .