Tuesday 2/1610:45 pm
By Daniel Montes
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and The City's board of supervisors held a celebration touting the new energy service provider coming to The City.
Saturday 5/1611:24 am
By Keith Burbank
Student organizations and individuals at a Palo Alto high school have unveiled the school's first water bottle filling station, according to school officials.
Thursday 12/412:21 pm
By James Lanaras
Marin Municipal Water District customers are conserving water more than the statewide average and the levels of the district's reservoirs are higher than other parts of the state, a district spokeswoman said today.
Tuesday 9/3010:01 am
By Scott Morris
Single-use plastic bags will be banned at many stores in California starting next year after Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill prohibiting their use, the governor's office announced this morning.
Sunday 9/2111:44 am
By Bay City News
Volunteers turned out by the thousands this weekend to help clean up the Bay Area's beaches as part of the 30th annual California Coastal Cleanup Day.
Monday 8/125:51 pm
By Heather Mack
We’re still scratching our heads over why someone would go so far as to vandalize the brand-new Clement Street parklet.
Monday 6/241:21 pm
By SFBay Wires
In Brussels for a meeting of EU leaders, Arnold Schwarzenegger calls for a more "hip" and "sexy" environmental movement.
Friday 4/511:49 am
By Cristina Ramos
The group responsible for enforcing "Spare the Air" days says they have decreased peak levels of gunk in Bay Area air.
Monday 2/182:14 am
By Thomas K. Pendergast
Thousands of people gathered on the waterfront Sunday demanding the Obama administration confront climate change.
Monday 2/49:40 am
By Heather Mack
In celebration of World Wetlands Day, several Bay Area wetlands officially became the nation's 35th "wetland of importance".
Monday 1/281:59 pm
By Elena Kadvany
Recent concerns raised about San Francisco's renewable energy program, CleanPowerSF, shows that going green isn't always easy — or cheap.
Tuesday 12/184:53 pm
By Christopher Thomas
SOMA startup Lit says they have 500 pre-orders for their futuristic, electric, gyroscopically-balanced motorcycle.
Wednesday 9/191:54 am
By Jesse Garnier
Big bad PG&E? or big bad Royal Dutch Shell? That's a choice San Francisco residents could face as soon as next year.
Wednesday 6/204:51 am
By Natalie Thomas
The sleek new glass tower at Golden Gate and Polk is set to be the greenest building in the country. But being green also means spending green.
Friday 5/1812:16 pm
By Chelena Goldman
Renewable energy is good. Period. And the effort to give residents 50 to 100 percent reusable energy is massive.
Thursday 6/22 
1:43 pm 
By Jerold Chinn
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