Thursday, August 14, 2008
Green Power Activists Compile Link Page to CCA Movement
Volunteers have put together a primitive but informative CCA Live Link page to cities like San Francisco, Marin County, and San Joachin now seeking to go green through Community Choice (CCA). This includes city web sites and official CCA documents, as well as the web sites of investor-owned utilities' anti-CCA campaigns. Overall, the page gives a good initial sense of a rapidly exploding movement for municipal utility-scale green power development and dramatic climate action in California. Bookmark this one - the CCA list will continue to grow as new pages are identified and added.
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