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The following is part of a series of reflections CEC’s CEO Sigrid Wright occasionally sends our leadership team about the…
The following is part of a series of reflections CEC’s CEO Sigrid Wright occasionally sends our leadership team about the…
Some moments change your life. It was January 2011 and I was crossing the street with my children in our…
The following is part of a series of reflections CEC’s CEO Sigrid Wright occasionally sends our leadership team about the…
The following is part of a series of reflections CEC’s CEO Sigrid Wright occasionally sends our leadership team about the…
The following is part of a series of reflections CEC’s CEO Sigrid Wright occasionally sends our leadership team about the…
This piece originally appeared in the Santa Barbara Independent on April 15, 2020. Read their full Earth Day issue here.…
Our Biggest Challenge, by Dr. Peter Brill This post originally appeared in Discovering What Matters, on November 5, 2019 QUESTION:…
Dona is an Oxnard resident who spent a couple of years planning to purchase an electric vehicle (EV). Motivated by the potential fuel…
Cesare loved his vintage Italian sports car, which he used to commute to work each day. Because his commute was long, he was very attracted to…
CEC sat down recently with Krystalin, a Ventura resident who made the switch to a BMW i3. Below, she shares what…
Halen, a college student in Ventura, knew he wanted to drive a more environmentally friendly car. He also was interested in better gas mileage…
For several years, the online learning company lynda.com has provided free daily lunch for employees. Now the Carpinteria-based company is helping employees Ditch Plastic by piloting a reusable container system for those who want to take their lunch to-go.
When retirement knocked on the door of Arroyo Grande residents Angela and Mark Goble, solar answered.
When a Solarponics representative flipped on the solar array at Ed and Irene Rush’s Atascadero home, it fulfilled a dream 35 years in the making.
In 2011, assemblyman Das Williams purchased his Chevy Volt and became one of the first locals to start driving electric. A politician with a strong environmental ethic, he was driven by a desire to live by those values in his daily life, starting first by minimizing his use of gasoline.
A weight belt. A pair of long fins. A snorkeling mask. A wetsuit. A spear gun that looks like an underwater crossbow. A strong set of lungs. A clear, calm day. A high tide. A steady arm. A day off from work. A little luck.
That, says Eric Lohela, is his recipe for a good day of free-dive spearfishing.