Green Parallel

Discussion with Eric Sturtevant, solar energy advocate and contractor, continuing not only with descriptions of what solar energy implies, but what the incentives are in a world where transitions can be expensive in many ways.

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Discussion with Eric Sturtevant, solar energy advocate and contractor, continuing his discussion of the many aspects of solar energy, from where, why, and how it is implemented, to where we in the USA stand with it as a primary energy source.

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Discussion with Eric Sturtevant, solar energy advocate and contractor, beginning with an introduction as to what brought him to where he is now and how that has affected his drives and beliefs.

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David Manning, Pam Jeane, and Jessica Martini-Lamb of SCWA discuss many of the concerns that have been brought forward by the public, plus what they consider to be the actual impacts of the Russian River Biological Opinion.

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David Manning, Pam Jeane, and Jessica Martini-Lamb of SCWA discuss the driving mandates and the effects upon the Russian River, from Lake Mendocino to the Jenner Estuary in the context of the Russian River Biological Opinion.

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David Manning, Pam Jeane, and Jessica Martini-Lamb of SCWA define the Russian River Biological Opinion as they discuss what has brought it about, the processes that have been followed and will continue, and reasoning behind decisions that have been made.

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Discussion with John Hooper of the Bohemian Redwoods Rescue Club's and the Sierra Club's Writ of Mandamus, filed in January, 2010, against the California Department of Forestry (CALFIRE). In this interview, John discusses the several Causes of Action that make up the Writ, clarifying why the plaintiffs are concerned that the nonindustrial timber management plan, proposed for the Bohemian Grove, is contrary to both public and environmental insterest.

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Discussion with John Hooper of the Bohemian Redwoods Rescue Club, discusses why he is in agreement with a public opinion editorial, published in the Press-Democrat (of Santa Rosa, California), on February 22, 2010, and written by Jay Halcomb and Dan Kerbein of the Sierra Club. The article flatly states that the Nonindustrial Timber Management Plan (NTMP), approved on December 27, 2009, by the California Department of Forestry (CALFIRE), is flawed in many ways, and that the approval process has failed both public and environment.

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Sonny Maahs, a seasoned salmon fisherman from the Fort Bragg area of California's north coast, discusses with Ann Maurice the many factors influencing the rise and fall of Coho populations, and why the fisheries are suffering.

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Sonny Maahs, a seasoned salmon fisherman from the Fort Bragg area of California's north coast, discusses with Ann Maurice the many factors influencing the rise and fall of Coho populations, and why the fisheries are suffering.

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