Real Goods is working with Michael Reppy, an activist with Earth Island Institute, to supply solar panels and a wind turbine to power a school at Sacred Stone Camp for pipeline protesters in North Dakota.

Chelsea Davis of popular food and travel website Thrillist writes about her recent trip through Mendocino County, including a trip to the Solar Living Center in her article "Why Off-the-Grid, Offbeat Mendocino County is Worth the Road Trip from SF."

Read the full article on Thrillist here.

The California Business Journal's Rick Weinberg has written an excellent article on Real Goods founder and president John Schaeffer's work as a pioneer in solar power and environmentalism as a whole.

Read the full article on the California Business Journal's website here.