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Two people from WSU serve on the Governor's Climate Advisory Team
May 2008 -- Two people from Washington State University (WSU) now serve on the Governor's Climate Advisory Team (CAT). Chad Kruger, Interim Director of the Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources, will serve on the team again this year. He will co-lead the Agricultural Sub-Committee with Kirk Cook of Washington State Department of Agriculture. Jake Fey, Director of the WSU Extension Energy Program, is new to the group and will serve on the Buildings and Energy Efficiency Implementation Working Group and the State Environmental Policy Act Implementation Working Group. In addition, Jake will be on the Growth Management Act Advisory Policy Committee.
WSU Energy Program houses unique Energy Library
April 2008 -- As one of only a few full-service libraries in the country dedicated to energy-related research, the Washington State University (WSU) Extension Energy Program Library provides objective and up-to-date information and research support on energy-efficiency, energy conservation technologies and renewable resources to:
- Energy professionals,
- Public and private utilities,
- Elected officials,
- Government agencies,
- Citizens of Washington state.
The WSU Energy Library's special collection includes thousands of books, hundreds of trade journals and newsletters, and a wide assortment of commercial databases. And, the staff is comprised of professional librarians, with more than 25 years of combined experience in energy research.
To learn more, visit http://www.energy.wsu.edu/library/.
Engineering Position Open
March 2008 -- An engineering position is now open at the WSU Extension Energy Program. For more information visit http://www.energy.wsu.edu/events/JobOpening.cfm
Tool Tracks Energy Legislation
February 2008 -- Monitoring the status of energy bills during the 2007 Washington Legislative Session is easy.
A timely Washington energy bill tracking tool is available on the Washington State University Extension Energy Program website, courtesy of the WSU Energy Library.
To use it, visit: http://www.energy.wsu.edu/library/bills/energybilltracking.cfm
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