Here’s a submission I wrote up for the Summer 2023 Stewards of Black Rock newsletter. Over the past couple months, Metric has been participating
Gerlach vs Ormat: RGJ article April 28, 2023
Is the price too steep for renewable energy? A tiny Nevada town hopes it never finds out. Amy Alonzo Reno Gazette Journal GERLACH, Nev.
Dooby Avenue Restoration Project, April 19, 2003
I recovered this old website from the archive: http://metric.cc/dooby/Dooby%20Avenue%20Restoration%20Project,%20April%2019,%202003.html
Amazon Picker diatribe
By Matthew Ebert, December 5, 2013 In a break from my regular posting of LOLcats and news links, here I offer an account from
Designing New Ways to Build Worker Power
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Smart Practices in Public Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing Development at Berkeley BART Stations
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Safe Parking Program and vehicle dwellers in Berkeley
TO: Councilmember ________, City of BerkeleyFROM: Matthew Ebert, Policy AnalystRE: Safe Parking Program and vehicle dwellers in Berkeley Executive Summary The City of Berkeley
Communicating Renewable Energy to a Conservative Audience
Communicating Renewable Energy to a Conservative Audience Executive Summary: Framing and Misinformation Research has shown that people who identify as “conservative” are more receptive
Co-Governed Encampments in Oakland
Here is the link to our report, “Implementation of Co-Governed Encampments in the City of Oakland: Case Studies and Best Practice Analysis” Prepared By:
Op-ed Matthew 25:40
When I moved to the Bay Area, I lived in my ’66 split-window VW van plastered with Grateful Dead stickers. Back then, we called