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As seen in: Rock Hill Herald, Semiconductor Engineering, Longview News-Journal, 7x7, American Society of Civil Engineers, Civil Engineering Magazine, Canary Media, The Anniston Star, Sierra Sun, Newsbug.info and
Covers:  climate, housing, water, energy storage, power generation/transmission, recreation
Independent #journalist. Energy, water and local government. Bylines at @IndepNewspaper, @ASCETweets, @SemiEngineering. Tips/inquiries: public@davidjen.com.

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I'm an engineer-turned science journalist living in the San Francisco Bay Area. I write news and feature stories on climate issues, energy infrastructure, and outdoor adventure.

In my free time, I run, backpack and write science fiction.

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Trail Push Faces Resistance Over Committee’s Role

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By David Jen Verified
| The Independent (Livermore, CA) Verified
TRI-VALLEY — A push for regional trails in eastern Alameda County continued at this month’s Altamont Landfill Open Space Committee (ALOSC) meeting, although some questioned the committee’s role in recreation advocacy. Larry Gosselin, at the request of Supervisor and Committee Chair David Haubert, shared on July 17 a draft plan to fill in a lack of recreational trails in eastern Alameda County.
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Pacific Fusion Has Achieved Reliability Milestone at LLNL

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By David Jen Verified
| The Independent (Livermore, CA) Verified
LIVERMORE — Another government-industry partnership with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has made its latest achievement public in the quest for commercial fusion energy. This month, Pacific Fusion celebrated significant progress toward bringing their goal of making energy on a large scale.
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Stoneridge Nordstrom Property Changes Hands

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By David Jen Verified
| The Independent (Livermore, CA) Verified
PLEASANTON — Danville-based investors 300 Venture Group (3VG) bought the Nordstrom property at the Stoneridge Shopping Center for $10.7 million last month. The property’s 8.4-acre parcel includes the 175,000-square-foot building that previously housed a Nordstrom department store. Nordstrom closed the location in 2020, citing the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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