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Planning and Conservation League Annual Symposium
Links Economy, Environment and Communities
Saturday’s Symposium will provide participants with a new perspective on how to achieve a more sustainable California—starting at the local level. “This event will launch an overdue dialogue about how local communities can and must unite the economy, our communities, and the environment,” says Bruce Reznik. |
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Brown Speaks at Climate Change Conference
Naming those that don’t believe in climate change "political lemmings," Governor Brown said they are the biggest obstacle to combating it. Climate change has already lengthened our fire seasons and reduced our snowpack – having huge impacts on agriculture and infrastructure says Brown. |
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QSA Ruled Valid
The nation’s largest agriculture-to-urban water transfer has been deemed a valid agreement says the appellate court -- a win for the Imperial Irrigation District. Environmental attorneys have other issues that will now move the case to trial. |
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242 Groups Oppose Delta Plan
The League along with scores of other environmental, Native American, recreational angling and other groups sent a letter to US Secretary Ken Salazar and State Natural Resources Secretary John Laird asking them to rescind the controversial Memorandum of Agreement of the Bay Delta Plan |
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Handle CEQA With Care
Californians have relied on the California Environmental Quality Act to protect their communities and natural resources from uninformed government decisions. No compelling case has been made that environmental protection costs more jobs than it attracts. Though the Act isn't perfect, it has helped our communities. |
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2012 Environmental Symposium
General information is available on registration, sponsorship, and panels for the January 28, 2012 Symposium in Sacramento. |
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