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Arborist Tyler Hajosy trims a willow at San Diego State University. Water, sun protection and EMT training help him withstand daily heat. Oct. 7, 2016. Meg Wood/inewsource

UCSD economist warns of workers hit by heat

by Ingrid Lobet October 10, 2016August 11, 2020

Dead pine, Mount Laguna, Cleveland National Forest. Sept. 9, 2016. Ingrid Lobet/inewsource

If San Diego lost its forest

by Ingrid Lobet September 28, 2016August 11, 2020

Relative potential for a hard-to-suppress fire in San Diego County. U.S. Forest Service/ESRI

Stark fire vulnerability in San Diego County

by Ingrid Lobet August 29, 2016August 11, 2020

The community of Porter Ranch in Los Angeles County is shown at lower center. Above, in the hills, the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Storage Field. Google Earth

Environment, Methane leak

Risky gas practice continues but not at Aliso Canyon

by Ingrid Lobet August 9, 2016August 11, 2020

Lemon Grove Truck Body & Equipment is one of several body shops at 8373 and 8377 Broadway. They have received more air complaints than any other auto paint operations in recent years. July 21, 2016. Ingrid Lobet, inewsource.

Environment, News in Numbers

Auto body fumes a frequent complaint in San Diego

by Ingrid Lobet July 25, 2016August 11, 2020

Transmission lines to connect Otay Mesa Energy Center to the grid cost more than $200 million, a cost borne by ratepayers. June 2016, Megan Wood, inewsource

Inside the deal that shaped San Diego County’s power picture

by Chris Young and Ingrid Lobet June 22, 2016August 11, 2020

Eighteen percent of electricity distributed by SDG&E in 2015 came from solar. NRG Borrego Springs plant. Dec. 14, 2012, Jim Sulley

Environment, News in Numbers

SDG&E hits 35 percent clean energy

by Ingrid Lobet June 13, 2016August 11, 2020

A system of underground pipes collects gas at Miramar landfill, but not all of it. March 2016, Megan Wood, inewsource.

San Diego County’s methane problem visible for first time

by Ingrid Lobet May 4, 2016August 11, 2020

Solar hot water heater on a Jamul rooftop. Photo taken by Chris Wilder of Solar Services of San Diego, Inc.

Environment, News in Numbers

Sun shines in San Diego, but few install solar hot water

by Ingrid Lobet May 2, 2016August 11, 2020

Southern California Gas Co., owned by Sempra Energy, says it will make up for the gas that escaped from a broken well in Los Angeles County between October and February. Experts say that could amount to an unprecedented cleanup of leaking gas across the state. One target may be landfills, like this one. Despite these pipes, Miramar is the largest source of methane in San Diego County. March 4, 2016. Megan Wood, inewsource.

Environment, Methane leak

How SoCalGas could make up for Aliso Canyon disaster

by Ingrid Lobet March 14, 2016August 11, 2020