Bay Crossings STAFF REPORTPublished: March, 2011 Proposals to use barges on San Francisco Bay to move regional cargo—thereby getting trucks off the road and reducing greenhouse gas emissions—are not new, but may soon get a boost from an unlikely source: San Francisco’s garbage contracts. For years, Bay Area ports, environmental organizations and planning […]
By Bill Picture Published: August, 2015 A Bay Area science teacher was honored last month by the EPA and the White House Council on Environmental Quality for shaping a curriculum that makes learning about the environment fun for students. James Lance Powell, who teaches eco-oriented science classes at Menlo-Atherton High School in San Mateo County, […]
Published: December, 2000 DENIS KO PROFESSION: Graphic Designer / Creative Director. FERRY COMPUTER: Yes, since 1989. MY MOTTO: Think first. HOBBIES: Woodworking. FAVORITE BOOK: When Pride Still Mattered, by David Maraniss FAVORITE FILM: The Four Feathers, by Zoltan Korda IF I HAD A FREE DAY, I’D SPEND IT: Fishing and wandering the tide pools PEOPLE […]
