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.
One of San Francisco's most popular museums is getting a renewable energy makeover.
Judge dismisses a suit against the Ocotillo Express WInd project in Imperial County. That leaves just six other lawsuits to proceed.
For those of us who regularly try to find our way around the California desert the flaws in the iOS 6 Maps app could well prove extremely dangerous.
California Energy Commission staff have released a first draft of their assessment of the Rio Mesa solar project.
From a prestigious Swiss engineerng university comes a potential breakthrough in inexpensive and productive solar panels.
Every time you flush in San José, you're creating renewable energy. Sort of.
California's toxic substances agency and environmental groups wrangle over how best to dispose of old solar panels.
Thin-film solar company First Solar may be in line to sell developer NExtEra a gigawatt worth of solar panels.
A war of environmental documents is taking place between the developer of the Hidden HIlls solar project and California Energy Commission staff, with a Commission decision on the dispute due Monday.
A Bay Area company may have a rooftop solar solution for commercial buildings that can't support conventional panels
A 1980s-era wind turbine complex in the Sacramento Delta gets a big makeover.
The Interior Department approves a transmission line across an Area of Critical Environmental Concern.