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A citizens group fighting garbage privatization is putting off a lawsuit against the City of Fresno.
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A federal judge is giving the green light to a wind project in California.
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A local company is now offering solar power with a unique look.
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Some farmers might have to re-adjust the way they plant their crops because of the warmer weather.
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We're shooting down Herndon Ave. in one of the quickest cars in the world.
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A Southern California based solar company is expanding. Sunday, hundreds of people showed up for a job fair held by Verengo Solar Plus.
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A new state of the art "green" training facility opened in the South Valley on Wednesday.
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A local business is the winner of a national award for doing its part to protect the environment.
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Tapping the sun's power is seen as an energy source of the future, but in Coalinga it's being used for a more traditional energy source -- giant mirrors are helping to pump oil out of the ground.
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The San Joaquin River is much cleaner, thanks to dozens of volunteers who hauled away other people's junk.
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A South Valley school district is hoping to save millions of dollars by installing solar panels at six different school sites.
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At issue is a project backed by Gov. Brown in the Mojave Desert which is also home to the endangered desert tortoise.
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The federal government is putting a new section of land in Fresno County up for auction for oil exploration.
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Tokyo Electric Power Co. says three workers have been injured and seven are missing after an explosion at the stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant.
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California is about to lead the nation again -- this time on the issue of global warming.
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A national program that paid farmers millions of dollars for reducing greenhouse gasses has fizzled.
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Before lawmakers ended their legislative session, they did vote on a controversial bill that would have banned plastic bags around the state.
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Researchers say a lot of crude is lurking deep below the Gulf's surface and oil may be settling in an undersea canyon.
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Shrimpers out for the first season since BP's massive spill said their catch was plentiful and free of oil.
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Fourth of July celebrations unfortunately often have a negative impact on our health and the environment. The Air Quality Control District tells us the drop in air quality last night was dramatic.
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A man who has lived in the Arctic since he was four is now capturing a wild world that's changing fast as the planet warms up.
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The massive oil spill is having a devastating impact on coastal wildlife.
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Concerns over fuel costs and air pollution have more Valley drivers considering electric cars. Now a new dealership has opened up to help people make the switch.
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About one hundred people turned out Thursday night to hear state officials explain how they plan to conduct tests and do other research to determine if there are environmental factors leading to a high rate of birth defects in Kettleman City.
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Cash-strapped farmers in California's agricultural heartland and environmentalists at odds over water rights and wildlife protections finally agree on something: that thousands of acres of cracked, salty farmland is the perfect site for a sprawling utility-scale solar farm.
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A Northeast Fresno Church hosted a presentation on sustainable living Sunday, and invited its neighbors to share their stories as one example.
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We spoke to one woman who used to live in Fresno. She now lives in Eureka and said Saturday's quake was the biggest one she's ever felt.
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One Tulare landscaping company is expanding its business by using spray paint to transform yards into works of art.
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Work continued in the bay area on a cliff that was crumbling right next to an apartment building.
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In the Philippines nearly 50,000 people have been told to evacuate because a major volcano has rumbled to life.
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Activists are opposing a proposed expansion to the largest toxic waste facility in the West after an unexplained spike in birth defects in a tiny San Joaquin Valley farming community.
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Hundreds of recycling centers across California are shutting down, and it's all because of a cash grab meant to help bridge the state's budget gap.
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Congressional Republicans are investigating e-mails stolen from a British climate change research center that they say show scientists attempting to suppress data that does not support man-made global warming.
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You can have more spending money if your energy bill is less.
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