Millions spent to get kids to walk, bike to school
Not so long ago, kids walked and biked to their neighborhood school as a matter of course.
Read More →California’s Cadiz creates water out of thin air
Call it “thin water.” A small private company called Cadiz Inc.in Los Angeles is in the process of creating water in California’s Mojave Desert — like a magician, literally out of thin air.
Read More →Refunds ordered for utility customers gouged by unpopular Minnesota environmentalist energy plan
By Tom Steward | MN State News
ST. PAUL — Thousands of CenterPoint Energy ratepayers will receive refunds after being overcharged on their heating bills under an experimental natural gas pricing system unveiled in 2010 by Minnesota environmental groups and state regulators. The politically correct pricing program–designed to penalize ratepayers for using more than a pre-determined allotment of [...]
Read More →Local Kansas planning initiative has federal strings, UN roots
The Sedgwick County Commission will decide Wednesday whether to give a consortium of South Central Kansas governments and organizations broad control over community planning funded by a federal grant and based on a United Nations agenda.
Read More →Houston schools may borrow $39 million for energy efficiency
A proposal to cut the Houston schools’ energy costs will require the school district to borrow $39 million – an expense that some school board members said wasn’t part of the package when they began discussing it last summer.
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