by Chris Megerian Originally published in the LA Times, August 19, 2016 Mark Bauhaus used to make a point of avoiding Sacramento. Like other technology executives, he saw state politics as nothing more than a drag on Silicon Valley’s freewheeling…
For those of you who may have missed it, here is a recording of Paul & Pico's conversation at the Lobero in October 2015.
Join Paul Relis and the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History for SCIENCE PUB on March 14, 2016. Sip a pint and hear stories from the environmental frontier, including Paul’s experiences with sustainable technology development in California, perspectives on the…
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Paul Relis and Frank Davis Join Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Board of Directors originally posted in Noozhawk October 30, 2015 The Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History is proud to announce Paul Relis and Frank Davis as new…
California MSW Organics Digester Prepares To Launch by Nora Goldstein reprinted from BioCycle. October 2015, Vol. 56, No. 9, p. 51 Construction is nearing completion, and all the equipment is installed at CR&R Inc.’s high solids anaerobic digester (AD) facility…
Paul Relis: Environmental Frontiersman by Phyllis de Picciotto, Stan Roden Originally published in the Santa Barbara Independent. October 9, 2015. Paul Relis didn’t just happen to be in the right place at the right time. For Santa Barbara’s environmental movement,…
Paul Relis & Pico Iyer honor the Community Environmental Council’s 45th anniversary. Join this conversational journey exploring the past, present & future of the environmental movement, including a discussion of Paul Relis’s recently published book, Out of the Wasteland –…
The Next Renewable Energy Resource for America by Paul Relis It has been a long time coming; a new renewable energy resource for America is at last emerging. Food waste we clean out from our refrigerators, the discards from supermarkets/…
Reflections of the Refugio Oil Spill by Paul Relis On the prompting of a friend, I went to Refugio Beach yesterday to walk the beach and see for myself the outcome of the "clean up." I walked about half-a-mile of…
Falmouth Memorial Library and Falmouth's Recycling and Energy Advisory Committee (REAC), is pleased to announce a book talk and signing with environmentalist Paul Relis who will discuss his recently published book, Out of the Wasteland: Stories from the Environmental Frontier.…
Lasting impression: As southern Santa Barbara County beaches get cleaner, what can we make of the Refugio spill? by Sean McNulty reprinted from the Santa Maria Sun. June 25, 2015. Work crews removed thousands of feet of yellow boom from…
For Immediate Release: Santa Barbara County Takes Important Step Toward Clean, Renewable Energy The Community Environmental Council (CEC), helped secure a huge win for renewable energy on Tuesday, June 10, 2015 when the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted to…
Santa Barbara Oil Spill: From 1969 to 2015 by the Dedicated Staff of edhat.com reprinted from EdHat. May 23, 2015 The oil spill at Refugio is making local Santa Barbara County residents shudder with thoughts of the devastating spill in…