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Category Archives: Water Conservation Issue
U.S. EPA announcement on protecting America’s waters
Today, the U.S. EPA, along with the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers and other Federal agencies, will make an important announcement on Protecting of America’s Waters – one of Administrator Lisa P. Jackson’s seven priorities. You are invited to participate … Continue reading
Posted in Lakes and Resevoirs Impacts, Streams and Wetlands Impacts, Water Conservation Issue
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Grapevines or Redwoods?
I thought you might be interested. Now there are blogs discussing western Sonoma County in the LA Times. Have a glorious summer week, Rue ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/dailydish/2011/08/grapevines-or-redwoods.html Daily Dish The inside scoop on food in Los Angeles Grapevines or redwoods? Sonoma … Continue reading
Fracking and Water
Hi All, I am sure you have noticed alot of commercials on TV telling us how great the natural gas companies are. They are on a campaign to obscure the facts of how destructive this practice is. The shale extends … Continue reading
In Response to BLM’s Leasing of 2,600 Acres in CA for Fracking
Hi all– I want to note that the rocks in these areas are known to have been petroleum source rocks, but they have never been heavily exploited for oil or gas production. This means that petroleum formed in the rocks … Continue reading
Water Conservation Workshop in Forestville, Saturday, July 23
The Russian River County Water District is presenting a Water Conservation Workshop Free to all at Odd Fellows Hall, Forestville (corner of Main & Covey) Date & Time: Sat., July 23, 2011 – 10AM – 12 Noon The Seven Wonders of Water … Continue reading
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Action on a Bill Curbing Impacts from Natural Gas Fracking
Jane and All, I will wait then to write the letter of support but really we must do something here and even if we just get basics on the book, it can be strengthened with litigation or amendment. I have … Continue reading
Comment on Groundwater Deplection Detected From Space
Some great research and data is evolving on mapping groundwater depletion. Unfortunately, ACWA’s (Assoc. of Calif. Water Agencies) response to groundwater depletion is totally misguided – ‘if you look too closely at it, someone will want to regulate it. In … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture Impacts, Environmental Impacts, Groundwater Impacts, Vineyards, Water Conservation Issue, Watershed Related Concerns
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Public Workshop on Water Diversion Measurement
PUBLIC WORKSHOP ON WATER DIVERSION MEASUREMENT Thursday, July 21, 2011 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cal/EPA Building – Coastal Hearing Room 1001 I Street, Second Floor Sacramento, CA 95814 This workshop will be informal. While a quorum of the State Water … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Impacts, Salmonid/Wildlife Impacts, Streams and Wetlands Impacts, Vineyards, Water Conservation Issue
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News Blackout on Clearing Redwoods for Vineyards
I thought I would share a letter sent to the Press Democrat who blatantly had a story blackout on a crucial issue for Sonoma County–clearcutting hundreds of acres of redwoods to put in more grapes for wine making while the … Continue reading
Statement on Hobbs’ Clearcutting for Vineyards
To All, Here is a statement made by John Roberts to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on June 6 regarding the activities of Paul Hobbs to convert forest to vineyards in the county. Good Afternoon. I’m John Roberts. I … Continue reading
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