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Anne has written extensively about California's climate law, the state's push on renewable power, electric vehicles, drought, and the people leading key energy developments. She's covered issues in Hawaii, Arizona, Oregon and Washington state. She earlier reported on lobbying and influence from E&E's Washington, D.C., headquarters. She worked previously for The Denver Post Washington bureau and several California papers including the Orange County Register. She graduated from UCLA.
Determining who must move because of sea-level rise, where they'll go and who will foot the bill is among the most pressing questions of our era, experts said yesterday at Stanford University.
Clean energy and power storage won boosts yesterday in a bill passed by California's Legislature, one triggered by the massive methane leak at the Aliso Canyon natural gas storage site.
Bills to boost electric vehicles and rooftop solar systems cleared California's Legislature this week, but a green energy bill and another to link the state's electricity market with its neighbors hit roadblocks.
Legislation aimed at reopening a beach closed by billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla is headed to California Gov. Jerry Brown (D).
The heat wave that baked California leading into Labor Day killed six people as it shattered temperature records throughout the state, officials said yesterday.