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    Santa Barbara County Joins Regional Solar and Storage Push▼Santa Barbara County Joins Regional Power Play For Solar & Storage✉newsEnvironmentEnergy2 h ago

    Santa Barbara County has joined a regional initiative to expand solar power and battery storage, according to local reporting. The move links the county with neighboring jurisdictions in a coordinated effort to boost clean energy capacity and grid reliability on California's Central Coast.

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    Municipal workers in Solvang, California, are continuing their strike, with no announced resolution between the union and city management. Local coverage confirms the walkout is ongoing, though details on the disputes at stake—typically wages, benefits or working conditions—have not been specified in reports. Residents in the Santa Barbara County community may face disruptions to city services as long as the stoppage continues.

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    Alumni gift to fund climate solutions hub at UC Santa Barbara●Alumni gift, vision powers plans for a multifaceted climate solutions hub at UCSB✉newsEnvironment4 h ago

    UC Santa Barbara is planning a multifaceted climate solutions hub, made possible by an alumni gift and the donor's vision. The center is intended to bring together research and practical approaches to addressing climate change on campus. Details about the size of the gift, the donors, and a timeline for the hub have not yet been made public.

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    Alumni Gift Fuels Climate Solutions Hub Plans at UC Santa Barbara●Alumni Gift, Vision Powers Plans for a Multifaceted Climate Solutions Hub at UC Santa Barbara✉newsScienceSpace Policy5 h ago

    UC Santa Barbara is planning a multifaceted climate solutions hub, made possible by a gift from alumni. The initiative is intended to bring together research, education and practical climate work under one roof, strengthening the university's role in addressing the climate crisis. Details of the donors and the hub's full scope have not yet been widely reported.