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As California lawmakers prepare for another round of debating the best way to combat climate change, a new study says the San Joaquin Valley is benefiting economically from the state's policies on global warming.

In the policy arena, the distance is widening between blue and red states over whether to promote, or resist, the shift away from fossil fuels toward renewable energy sources like solar and wind.

Solar energy generation and adoption of zero-emission vehicles are surging throughout California, and the Sacramento area is contributing significantly to that clean-tech momentum, according to a new report by Next 10, the San Francisco nonprofit that promotes growth of Californ

Fresno is the state’s top region for industrial solar power, according to a report from a San Francisco nonprofit. The amount of solar on Fresno-area warehouses and distribution centers – 11,132 kilowatts – is larger than the amount installed in the Silicon Valley and the greater Los Angeles areas combined, the 2016 California Green Innovation Index said.

When people think of the phrase “disruptive technologies,” one of the first things that might pop into their heads is a Silicon Valley start-up.

Solar power adoption and a high number of zero-emission vehicles get part of the credit

California's green technology industry continues to perform well when measured against the rest of the U.S.

Us Inland residents may still have California’s longest drive times to work, but now no one can accuse us of not doing our part to reduce carbon emissions.