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Monthly Archives: March 2009
H2O and the Waters of Life With Dr. Les Adler Wed, Apr 1
Join us Wednesday at noon on the Santa Rosa Campus or Wednesday evening in Petaluma for H2O and the Waters of Life With Dr. Les Adler Wednesday, April 1, 2009 12:15pm, Newman Auditorium, Santa Rosa Campus 7 pm, Connie Mahoney … Continue reading
LANDFILL FORUM – Monday, March 30, 8:00 – 11:00 a.m
Now that North Bay owns you all’s garbage contract, you might be interested in this. Even at the awful hour of 8 a.m. Sonia LANDFILL FORUM – Monday, March 30, 8:00 – 11:00 a.m. Santa Rosa City Council Chambers, 100 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa … Continue reading
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Senate Testimony on the Energy Water Nexus
Below is the March 10, 2009 testimony to the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources United States Senate by Professor Michael Webber, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Associate Director, Center for International Energy & Environmental Policy at The University of … Continue reading
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6th Annual Water Conservation Showcase
Hi, fyi Veronica Carbon calculator http://www.empowermentinstitute.net/lcd/lcd_files/LCDcalcNet.html “Rates of climate change are not a fact. They are based on our choices. Reduce energy use now!”… VJ as modified from Rick Theis. ”Yes We Better” -Gary Abreim For recommendations on how to reduce energy use … Continue reading
Time to Change “Climate Change” to “Climate Breakdown”
What’s clear is that policymakers have fallen behind the scientists: global warming is already catastrophic The Muir Glacier in Alaska as it was in 1941, left, and in 2004, by which time it had receded significantly and lost 2,100 feet … Continue reading
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Join us for Park Advocacy Day
Join us for Park Advocacy Day March 23, 2009 Park Advocacy Day is an event that brings together park supporters from throughout California to advocate for the protection and enhancement of California’s 278 state parks. Participants meet with policymakers to … Continue reading
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Sample of Complaint to the Reg. Water Quality Control Boards
Good going Felice. This sort of Complaint should be sent to the Regional Board in all cases where remediation and cooperation from the Board is not forthcoming. Please try and work with Board staff – first though. Alan Colleagues, … Continue reading
Comments on Study of Forest Cover and Water Resource
Hi Earle I agree with you 100%. All I was doing was pointing out that the focus of the TPL study (done in partnership with AWWA) concerned water supply for humans. The points you make also lead to the conclusion … Continue reading
Obama Bringing Science Back to ESA
FYI, Obama Restores Crucial Provision of the Endangered Species Act Marking yet another reversal of President Bush’s environmental legacy, President Obama has issued a memo restoring rules requiring U.S. agencies to consult with independent federal experts to determine if their … Continue reading
Water Quality Fact Sheets on 303 (d) Listing and Delisting of Streams
Below is a link to a new revised fact sheets for proposed 303 (d) listing and delisting. Please review the fact sheet to determine if the Regional Board has it right on the waterbody of your concern. You can read … Continue reading