Environmental
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Environmental and Tribal groups respond to
Newsom’s letter to the State Water Resources Control Board
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Over 100 organizations join together to urge California state leaders to maintain and defend environmental protections
Highlight risks to water quality, wildlife and the fishing industry from potential changes to state protections
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The State Water Resources Control Board's commitment to Environmental Justice work started in 2021.
This included funding Restore the Delta with enough Harmful Algal Bloom (HABs) water quality testing kits to provide research back to the State to hasten community protection.
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2nd anniversary of the Delta Tribal Environmental Coalition
Amicus Brief outlining the discriminatory practices that continue with water diversions from the Delta watershed
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Latest evaluation by the California Environmental Voters' annual scorecard
Gavin Newsom's performance garnered a B-, marking his lowest rating since assuming office half a decade ago.
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Environmental, Fishing, and Community Organizations Petition California
Feds to Protect SF Bay White Sturgeon Under Endangered Species Law
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2023 Wildlife Conservation Board Funds Projects
Wild ducks fly over the Kramer Ranch, part of a conservation easement to protect migratory bird habitat, seasonal upland wetlands, rangelands, grasslands and habitat linkages in Lassen and Modoc counties. Photo © Josh Vest.
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2023 Wildlife Conservation Board Funds Environmental Improvement and Acquisition Projects
The three approved projects will benefit fish and wildlife through funding mechanisms that support biodiversity, watershed restoration, climate resiliency and working landscapes that integrate economic, social and environmental stewardship practices beneficial to the environment, landowners and the local community.
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Many protesters against the Delta Tunnel Draft Environmental Impact Report
Newsom's plan to build a giant 40' diameter tunnel going 150 feet underground from Hood to Tracy and connect with the California Aquaduct
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Environmental Impact Report For The Delta Conveyance Project
California Department of Water Resources to Release Draft Environmental Impact Report For The Delta Conveyance Project This Week
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Funds for Environmental Improvement and Acquisition Projects
Attiyeh Ranch Nacimiento River and rock outcropping
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Environmental and fishing groups are suing
A coalition of environmental and fishing groups are suing a water district in southern Oregon over an aging, privately owned dam
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Landowner Liable for Cultivation-related Crimes
A California judge recently ordered a Calaveras County property owner liable for damages after their tenant committed environmental crimes in conjunction with a cannabis operation.
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Environmental Assessment Now Available for Mississippi River Pool 10
The draft feasibility study/environmental assessment for the McGregor Lake Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project in Pool 10 of the Upper Mississippi River is now available for public information, review and comment.
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6 Tips for Boaters to Reduce Environmental Impact
There is no feeling that compares to boating across the water, wind in your hair and sunshine on your face. The euphoric boating experience leads enthusiasts to spend countless hours on the water with family and friends.
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Expanded Nonnative Aquatic Species Management Plan and Environmental Assessment in Grand Canyon National Park
The National Park Service is seeking public comment on an Expanded Nonnative Aquatic Species Management Plan and Environmental Assessment in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, including Lees Ferry, and Grand Canyon National Park below the Glen Canyon Dam.
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Fishing leader blames Mexican environmental officials for his arrest
Three days after his release from federal custody, a Baja California fishing leader on Wednesday accused Mexico’s environmental ministry, Semarnat, of orchestrating his arrest.
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Wildlife Conservation Board Funds Environmental Improvement and Acquisition Projects CDFW
At its Nov. 30 quarterly meeting, the Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) approved approximately $2.6 million in grants to help restore and protect fish and wildlife habitat throughout California. Some of the 12 approved projects will benefit fish and wildlife—including some endangered species—while others will provide public access to important natural resources. Several projects will also demonstrate the importance of protecting working landscapes that integrate economic, social and environmental stewardship practices beneficial to the environment, landowners and the local community. The state funds for all these projects come from bond measures approved by voters to help preserve and protect California’s natural resources. Funded projects include:
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