Monthly Archives: May 2007

Ecological Corridors Event

Posted on May 8, 2007 by Larry

Hi Watersheders: Not sure if you all saw this notice.  It sounds like a great educational event I hope some folks from our group can go. – Jean Ecological Corridors of Sonoma County   May 11, 2007  2:00-5:00 pm Hi all, … Continue reading →

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McCloud River Runoff from Mt. Shasta

Posted on May 7, 2007 by Larry

Supreme Court Rejects Appeal for Bottling McCloud River Water By Paul Boerger Published: Wednesday, May 2, 2007 Without comment, the California Supreme Court declined to review a January 2007 Third Appellate Court decision that reinstated the contract between Nestle and … Continue reading →

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Tribal Leaders, Fishermen and Business Owners Sue Over Klamath River Toxins

Posted on May 7, 2007 by Larry

SAN FRANCISCO — A group of Klamath River tribal leaders, commercial fishermen and recreational business owners filed suit today against PacifiCorp, contending that two of its dams in Northern California are the cause of massive blooms of toxic algae that … Continue reading →

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Compare Marin County’s Plan to Sonoma County’s

Posted on May 4, 2007 by Larry

Take a look at how Marin County is addressing these important issues: Marin County is updating its Countywide Plan with the goal of completing the Plan by July 2007. In the next few weeks the Marin County Planning Commission is … Continue reading →

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SR’s Revised Draft Citywide Creek Master Plan

Posted on May 4, 2007 by Larry

Dear Ms Emerson: I hope these changes can be viewed at the Library. Usually such changes in projects require re-circulation (see the Joy Road decision). Is the new language highlighted to facilitate review. Check with your attorney. Things usually go … Continue reading →

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