| California Utilities Have Donated $1.67 Million to Grassroots Groups Fighting Rooftop Solar Power | | Dozens of organizations in the coalition received charitable contributions in 2020 worth $1.67 million from big California utilities that see solar as the competition. | | |
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| A California Water Board Assures the Public That Oil Wastewater Is Safe for Irrigation, but Experts Say the Evidence Is Scant | | Studies in Kern County, performed by oil industry consultants, cannot answer fundamental safety questions about irrigating crops with 'produced water,' the board's own panel of experts concedes. | | |
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| The Future of the Pandemic Is Becoming Clearer as Researchers Learn More About the Nature of COVID Infections | | Scientists are beginning to get a better understanding of how long antibodies from a COVID infection can protect you — and what they'll protect you from. | | |
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| Juno Spacecraft Captures Sounds As It Flies Past Jupiter's Moon | | As the Juno spacecraft flew by Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, it raked for data with its cameras and host of scientific instruments. | | |
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| DEEP LOOK: The Once-In-A-Lifetime Ladybug Love-In | | Did you know that ladybugs spend most of their lives alone, gorging themselves on aphids? But every winter they take to the wind, soaring over cities and fields to assemble for a ladybug love-in. It's their best chance to find a mate. Enjoy this Deep Look "Valentine's Special" from our archives. | | |
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| What’s Your KQED Origin Story? | KQED’s journalists are the cornerstone of our work. They also have something in common with you: a dedication to public media. We recently asked KQED staff members to share their “origin stories”: the experiences that brought them to a career in public media.
The snippet of the comic above shows that Scott Shafer started down the road to a career in news at a young age. You can find the rest of Scott’s story, along with all of the origin story comics, at kqed.org/originstories.
We’d love to have you participate too! Please share the story of how public media came into your life using this online form or on social media using the hashtag #KQEDOriginStories. We may even transform your story into a comic! | | |
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