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.
Desert writer Craig Childs wrote that the two easy ways to die in the desert are thirst and drowning.
California has greater potential for solar development in our cities than any other state nationwide.
California is poised to reach a milestone in feeding solar power into the grid.
Walmart's a controversial company, but there's one thing about the chain that its fans and detractors can readily agree on: it owns a lot of rooftop space.
A large wind turbine burst into flame late Friday night in the mountains above Mojave, causing a grassfire.
The historic fog-wreathed prison in the middle of San Francisco Bay now gets most of its power from the sun.
Plaintiffs in a wind facility case will argue for an injunction to protect California condors.
A study of the global geothermal industry reveals that seismically active California is the global leader in generating power from the Earth's heat.
A Santa Barbara company's solar hydrogen process was inspired by plant biology.
Jerry Brown cuts the ribbon on a controversial $1.9 billion power line in Imperial and San Diego Counties.
This last week makes it clear: California's State Parks doesn't really want to take care of the Providence Mountains State Recreation Area. They should give it to someone who does.
A California biofuel farmer facing serious crop losses points a finger at a desert solar developer.