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Karuk Tribe: Fires Lead to Klamath River Fish Kill
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It’s Here: Department of Water Resources Releases Draft EIR of Embattled Delta Tunnel Project
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Winnemem Wintu Tribe and Partners Release Eyed Winter Chinook Eggs into Upper McCloud River
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Second Quarter Permits To Fix Oil Wells Skyrocket As Groups Protest Leaking Oil Wells at CalGEM
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State’s wimpy plan to cut pollution needs muscle
By By Dan Becker & Scott Hochberg | Special to CalMatter.org Deadly fires, persistent drought, extreme floods and lost homes are part of the California Legislature’s stark forecast for the effects of climate change. And the U.S. Supreme Court has just hobbled the federal government’s ability to
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Environmental Groups, CA Governor Respond to Supreme Court Ruling on West Virginia Vs. EPA
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During summertime campaign lull, State Senate candidate Ashby besieged by opponents for accepting big oil donations
Although there is a lull in active campaigning following the June California primary election, opponents of one candidate who will appear in the November general election continue their opposition efforts. That candidate is District 8 California State Senate candidate, Sacramento City Councilmember Angelique Ashby will face former California Assemblymember and
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Assemblymember Jim Cooper blocks CALPERS fossil fuel divestiture bill, draws the wrath of Youth Apocalypse
Even though California Assemblymember Jim Cooper (D – Elk Grove) will be Sacramento’s new Sheriff in coming months, his presence is still being felt in the California Assembly. Yesterday Cooper as Chair of the Assembly Public Employee and Retirement Committee prevented a hearing on Senate Bill 1173. That legislation would
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Run4Salmon: Northern California Tribe & Allies Journey For Seventh Year To Restore Salmon in The Mount Shasta Area
June 2022, Mount Shasta, California – For the seventh year in a row, the Winnemem Wintu Tribe, along with a collective of Indigenous women, activists, and allies will embark on Run4Salmon, a 300-mile Prayer Journey to restore salmon to the Mount Shasta area. Led by Chief Caleen Sisk of the Winnemem
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Jones widens first place standing in District 8 California State Senate race
Yesterday’s vote tallies showed District 8 California State Senate candidate Dave Jones widened his lead over two rivals. Information from Sacramento County Voter Registration and Elections has Jones, the former California Insurance Commissioner and Assembly member, in first place with 36,437 votes for 46.55-percent. In previous results
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