Governor Signs Plug-and-Play Solar Bill
In a modest but meaningful step forward for home solar in California, Governor Newsom signed SB 868, a bill that will permit California residents to install small plug-in solar panels on porches, fences, or balconies. By powering a few appliances with the small panels, residents can use solar to reduce their electric bills without public utility involvement. Panels that legally qualify for installation are expected to be on store shelves...
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Facebook TwitterAlso leaning in on behalf of the LA Times as the ultimate authority on water protection as a whole is misleading. I am certain our work with KPFK 90.7 Los Angeles is more consistent and clear; it has reached a large potential audience with statewide concerns.
KPFK, under the direction of Michael Novick has been more true to their mission statement than many of the non profits mentioned or claiming involvement, who have been lazy and silent, particularly in comparison with our Co-Producer, Tracker’s (Tracker Ginamarie Rangel Quinones, Apache Investigative Reporter) in person and direct conversations with Principals Susan Kennedy and Matthew Leivas Sr. on behalf of Creative Frontline, concurrent with the Dec 17 meeting and SLC decision.
And I am certain Creative Frontline’s due diligence raised the profile of the issues influencing both the SLC and Citywatch. We have given a lesson in Public Relations for the benefit of the desert and it has paid off.
Let’s be honest and give credit where credit is due.
Robert Lundahl
Co Producer
Creative Frontline
https://CreativeFrontline.com