Under California’s on going Green campaign the state prison at Blythe has been using solar energy since 2006. If you go to the state web site http://www.green.ca.gov and sign up they will send you their monthly updates of what is going on in the state. Check it out.
EDITED BY beingzoe .
We receive an inordinate amount of traffic to this post, which was only intended to share an interesting “green” factoid about the prison and give access to the the California state green website. Somehow this page is coming up number 1 in Google, and while we don’t mind the traffic, it doesn’t do you or anybody else any good if it isn’t what you are were actually looking for. So I have added some useful links about the Chuckwalla State Prison in Blythe, CA below so you don’t necessarily have to hit the back button.
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Chuckawalla Valley State Prison was opened December 1988, and covers 1,735 acres. As of Fiscal Year 2006/2007, the following statistics apply:
Annual operating budget: $115 million
Total inmate capacity (by design): 1,738
Total inmates (count): 3,913
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Yeah, there are a lot of good resources on the CA green site. I’ve been there a number of times for other reasons.
By the way, your picture isn’t working for this post, could you edit and upload it again?