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KQED (NPR) Report "The Puzzle" - March 24, 2009
When KQED Climate Watch reporter Robert Schmitz contacted the Alliance for Responsible Energy Policy to comment on Green Path North, we looked forward to the opportunity to show Rob some of the areas that will be destroyed by Green Path North. We also introduced him to just a few of the many people that will be directly impacted if LADWP is allowed to build this totally destructive and unnecessary power line.
Dee Zeller is the manager of the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve where he and his wife reside.
Author Robin Maxwell and Max Thomas have a wonderful home in Pipes Canyon and supply all their energy needs with solar panels and a micro-wind system.
Cherry and John Good have a beautiful energy efficient strawbail home at the base of Black Lava Butte in Pipes Canyon. They supply all their energy needs with a rooftop solar system and a solar powered well.
Dee Zeller is the manager of the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve where he and his wife reside.
Author Robin Maxwell and Max Thomas have a wonderful home in Pipes Canyon and supply all their energy needs with solar panels and a micro-wind system.
Cherry and John Good have a beautiful energy efficient strawbail home at the base of Black Lava Butte in Pipes Canyon. They supply all their energy needs with a rooftop solar system and a solar powered well.
Use the Quicktime audio player below by clicking on the play button to listen to the March 24th KQED broadcast
To view the KQED website video portions of this story, select a video below.
Mojave Desert sunset ruined by long distance power lines already serving L.A.
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