Environment archives from inewsource

The Starlight Mobile Home Park, photographed on Feb. 21, 2018, is one of three El Cajon mobile home parks that sits above a toxic groundwater plume.

El Cajon toxic plume still a problem for mobile home residents

by Nicole Tyau February 23, 2018August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource

Home buyers moving into Otay Ranch development; methane problem resolved

by Nicole Tyau January 19, 2018August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource

Village of Escaya inewsource

Developer addressing methane problem at Otay Ranch housing project

by Brad Racino and Brandon Quester December 21, 2017August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource

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Methane found at multimillion-dollar Escaya housing project in Otay Ranch

by Brad Racino and Brandon Quester December 10, 2017August 29, 2021 Why you can trust inewsource

A normal gas meter as viewed by a FLIR thermal imaging camera, Oct. 8, 2017. Ingrid Lobet/inewsource

Two ways natural gas may be escaping at your meter

by Ingrid Lobet November 3, 2017August 29, 2021 Why you can trust inewsource

Aliso Canyon gas leak meeting

Two years after Aliso Canyon disaster, hundreds say they’re still sick

by Ingrid Lobet October 19, 2017August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource

Southern California homebuilder City Ventures is marketing the all-electric and solar townhouse development in Chula Vista shown in this rendering. Courtesy City Ventures.

Electricity alone powers one quarter of U.S. homes

by Ingrid Lobet September 26, 2017August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource

The Pacific Ocean, Americas and Atlantic as viewed by the GOES-16 advanced geostationary weather satellite. The NASA-built spacecraft, launched Nov. 19, 2016 and operates approximately 22,300 miles above Earth. Credit: NOAA/NASA

Your climate this week

by Ingrid Lobet September 19, 2017August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource

Axel Ruiz, 2, plays with arsenic-contaminated water at his family’s home in St. Anthony Mobile Home Park in California. (Maria Esquinca/News21)

Colonias on U.S.-Mexico border struggle with decades-old water issues

by News21 September 9, 2017August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource

Natural gas meters measure gas used for heating, hot water and cooking. Some say to address climate change residential natural gas should be phased out, now that electricity has become cleaner. (Brandon Quester / inewsource)

How natural gas became the dirty fuel, at least in your home

by Ingrid Lobet August 23, 2017August 11, 2020 Why you can trust inewsource