Top Environment Story:
Questions cast early shadow on solar power project
July 27, 2009 · Leave a Comment
KINGMAN — Details behind the largest solar-thermal project in the world and the new jobs it would create were put in the backseat last week as the project’s first public meeting spun out of control. The $1 billion project proposed by Albiasa Corp. of Spain would install parabolic troughs cooled... [Read more]
Natural Resources
Rosemont Mine draws fire from Congress
NEAR THE SANTA RITA MOUNTAINS — A proposal to build a massive copper mine here is getting a political thrashing this week from U.S. Reps. Gabrielle Giffords and Raul Grijalva,... [Read more]
Going Green
Wickenburg recycling wins state funding
WICKENBURG — Residents of this small town northwest of Phoenix are poised to win a $200,000 grant to start curbside recycling – if the state’s budget deficit doesn’t... [Read more]
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