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Author Archives: Larry
Problems with Legislation for Reclaimed Wastewater
Clean Water Friends: Proposed legislation has evolved from the State’s Recycled Water Policy. It basically takes away the authority of the Departments of Public Health and the State and Regional Water Quality Control Boards to regulate the irrigation and recharge … Continue reading
Posted in Pharmaceutical Contamination, Waste Discharge Pollution
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Comment Regarding Win for Salmon in 9th Circuit
Hurrah! Down with Westlands Water District! Jane
Posted in Salmonid/Wildlife Impacts, Streams and Wetlands Impacts, Water Conservation Issue
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RUSSIAN RIVER WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM TOURS
Tour Dates: April 14th, May 19th, September 8th, and October 13th. The Sonoma County Water Agency invites the public to attend a free half day tour of the Russian River water supply system. The tours will start at 9 a.m. and … Continue reading
Posted in Pharmaceutical Contamination, Salmonid/Wildlife Impacts, Streams and Wetlands Impacts, Watershed Related Concerns
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Stream Gauge Data in Russian River for 2011
CoastalwrkshpYoseConf All, Attached is our report summarizing stream gauge data in the Russian River for 2011. It includes data from our gauges as well as those from other publicly available sources relevant to the frost protection issue. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Streams and Wetlands Impacts, Watershed Related Concerns
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A Report from the Soil and Water Conservation Society
Dear Interested public: One of the objectives of the growing community with respect to changes to Vineyard and Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinance (VESCO) is to satisfy conditions of Reg’l Board’s Irrigated Lands waiver. Although the condition of our impaired … Continue reading
Clearcutting Action Letter
All, Our forests are under attack from clearcutting axes that hack, hack, hack! But with your help we can stop this frightful assault and bring the destruction to a grinding halt. Add your name to our petition, and let’s protect our … Continue reading
Posted in Groundwater Impacts, Logging Impacts, Salmonid/Wildlife Impacts, Streams and Wetlands Impacts, Watershed Related Concerns
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The Department of Terroir Security Website
I came across this interesting website–The Department of Terroir Security–that seems to focus on the rampant increase of vineyards/wineries everywhere and the environmental/social impacts. Who are those guys? http://terroirsecurity.com/?p=595 Larry
Laguna-Mark West Watershed Project–Scoping Study Meeting, Feb. 27
The Sonoma County Water Agency is studying the feasibility of projects in the Laguna-Mark West Watershed that could provide flood control, groundwater recharge, and other benefits. GHD (formerly Winzler & Kelly) is the consultant on this project and will be … Continue reading
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Local wine guys get another tax payer subsidy
“The Sonoma County Vintners received a $300,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to PROMTE Sonoma County wines and wineries to new consumers across the country.”” PD 2-5-12 Wonder how this compares $/gallon with corporate welfare recd by the … Continue reading
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14,700 Acres of Gualala Forestland into Conservation Fund
I have learned that the Conservation Fund has purchased the 14,700 acres of Gualala forestland from Rich Padula. You might remember that we lobbied the Wildlife Conservation Board for Conservation Easement Money to help subsidize this purchase along with money … Continue reading
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