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"All of us want to feel safe in our communities. The violence that plagues the District must stop. And we need to find effective ways to address burglaries, car break-ins, and muggings. There's no one answer to stopping crime, but we must relentlessly work to root it out."
—Steve Moss
On behalf of the U.S. Treasury Department, between '07 and '08 Steve traveled to Niger, one of the world's poorest countries, eight times, to consult with Ministry of Finance officials, hold workshops with governmental staff, and collaborate with other international financing agencies on policy reform efforts.
Viewpoints
For more than a decade Steve has been airing his opinions on San Francisco's flagship public radio station, KQED. We offer a few of his more notable ones here.
Kitchen Clunkers Monday, July 13, 2009
Your old car may not be the only environmentally harmful clunker you own. Steve Moss looks at the kitchen equivalent of a gas guzzler -- the refrigerator. Topics: conservation, energy, green living. Simple, powerful idea.
Taking CARE Mon, Nov 3, 2008
Are our billions of electricity dollars really paying for the power we need? Topics: energy, conservation, using our energy dollars more wisely.
Blackouts Thu, Sep 1, 2005
Are our billions of electricity dollars really paying for the power we need? Topics: energy, conservation, using our energy dollars more wisely.
Organic EnergyTue, Feb 10, 2009
Steve Moss thinks a new approach to solving our energy problems should learn some lessons from the organic food and slow cooking movements. Topics: energy, organic food, slow food movement.
Glad You AskedMon, Jul 7, 2008
Steve Moss wonders why most schools don't ask parents what they think of their kids' teachers and administrators. Topic: local education, teachers.
The Un-PoliticiansTue, June 6, 2006
If you think politician is a dirty word, Steve Moss has a story about politicians, the Potrero Power Plant and the environment. Topics: energy, power plant, politicians doing the right thing.