Climate change and the local weather
Bruce Hillman Bruce Hillman

Climate change and the local weather

The unusual weather this winter - wet in October and December, then almost totally dry until mid April - raises a serious question: was this persistent pattern a forerunner of what we should expect from global warming? Or was it just a fluke?

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WATER joins coalition to support AB2201
Bruce Hillman Bruce Hillman

WATER joins coalition to support AB2201

WATER joined a coalition of environmental groups to submit a letter of support of California Assembly Bill 2201. This bill would give Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs) greater authority to regulate well permits to ensure groundwater sustainability.

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W.A.T.E.R. supports WCWC’s fight against corporate bullying
Bruce Hillman Bruce Hillman

W.A.T.E.R. supports WCWC’s fight against corporate bullying

Water for Citizens of Weed California (WCWC) is actively defending citizens’ rights to participate in civic activities. W.A.T.E.R. feels this is so crucial that we have submitted an Amicus Brief (“friend of the court”) supporting this lawsuit.

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Crystal Geyser Lawsuit Continues…
Stacy Michaelsen Stacy Michaelsen

Crystal Geyser Lawsuit Continues…

Even though Crystal Geyser is selling its property and has announced it will not be operating in Mount Shasta, we shall continue the legal challenge against Siskiyou County and the City of Mt. Shasta with the goal of having the flawed EIR set aside by the court.

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The (Water) Fix Is In
Bruce Hillman Bruce Hillman

The (Water) Fix Is In

On March 2, 2020 members of WATER traveled to Redding to attend a scoping meeting for a Notice of Preparation (NOP) concerning the Delta Conveyance Project  and commented on the proposed tunnel which would divert water from the Sacramento River, upstream of the Delta, and deliver it to the California Aqueduct pumping facilities.

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