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• Prop 45 Is a Taxpayer Trap. Every Public Official Needs to Understand Why.
• Watch the Session Videos from PCL’s 2026 Assembly
• California Today V55, #1 December 2025
• PCL’s Capital Insider – July 30, 2026
• PCL’s Capital Insider – June 29 2026
• PCL’s Capital Insider – June 2026
• PCL’s Capital Insider – April 2026
• PCL’s Capital Insider – March 2026
• PCL’s Capital Insider – January 2026
• PCL’s Capital Insider – October 2025
• PCL’s Capital Insider – July 2025 – Part 2
• PCL’s Capital Insider – July 2025
• PCL’s Capital Insider – May 2025
• PCL’s Capital Insider – February 2025
• PCL Capital Insider –January 2025 – Innovating for the Future
• PCL Capital Insider – September 2024
• PCL Capital Insider – February 2024
• PCL Capital Insider – April 2024
• TAKE ACTION: Don’t let them gut the Habitat Conservation Fund!
• PCL Capital Insider – June 2024
• PCL Capital Insider – July 2024
• 2024 California Today V54 #1
• 2023 California Today V53 #1
• PCL Capital Insider – October 2023
• October 9, 2023: Sacramento – PCL Sponsored Water Rights Reform bill SB 389 by Senator Allen Signed by the Governor
• PCL Capital Insider – September 2023
• September 12, 2023: Sacramento – SB 389 Passes Senate and Advances to the Governor’s Desk
• PCL Insider – August 2023
• PCL Insider – June 2023
• PCL Insider – March 2023
• PCL Insider – November 2022
• PCL Insider – September 2022
• PCL Insider – August 2022
• PCL Insider – June 2022
• PCL Insider – May 2022
• PCL Insider – April 2022
• PCL Insider – March 2022
• Two Great Speakers Participating on Assembly’s last day! 
• Presenting the 3rd Week of Webinars! 
• Oppose the “Protect Our Neighborhood Voices” Initiative
• Introducing the Second Day of Webinars and Update on the Water Laws Panel 
• PCL released Recommendations at the Updating California Water Laws Panel
• Announcing Speaker Attorney General Bonta and the Assembly’s first day!
• PCL and Allies Encouraged by California’s Pathways to 30×30 Draft Report
• 2021 End-of-the-Year Membership Letter
• 2021 Fall Newsletter
• PCL Insider – September 2021
• Introducing Modernizing California Water Law
• PCL Insider – August 2021
• New Bill Would Galvanize Wildlife Conservation, Help Prevent Extinctions in California
• PCL Insider – June 2021
• PCL Insider – April 2021
• Join the discussion on how to protect 30% of California! 
• PCL Insider – March 2021
• Don’t forget to register for the Assembly Legal Sessions!
• A Peek into the Conservation and Energy Sessions!
• A Look into the Land Use Sessions!
• Introducing the Water Webinars!
• 2020 Winter Message from the PCL Board
• PCL Insider – October 2020
• A Big Win for California’s Wildlife!
• PCL Insider – September 2020
• 2020 Summer Newsletter
• The Great American Outdoors Act is a victory for California!
• 2020 Spring Mailing
• PCL Insider – June 2020
• PCL submits letter to the Governor urging not to postpone implementation of SB 743
• PCL Insider – May 2020
• PCL releases the Equitable Infill Incentives Report
• Help protect Mountain Lions in Southern California!
• PCL Insider – February 2020
• California Today V49 #2 Winter 2019-2020
• PCL Insider – November 2019
• PCL Insider – October 2019
• PCL Insider – September 2019 – 2
• PCL Insider – September 2019
• PCL Insider – July 2019
• Governor’s Water Portfolio Input Meetings
• California Today V49 #1 Summer 2019
• Action Alert: Take action to ban the use of potent rodenticides in California!
• PCL Insider – May 2019
• PCL Insider – April 2019
• PCL Insider – March 2019
• PCL Insider – February 2019
• California Today V48 #2 Winter 2018-19: Suggestions for the new Governor, AB1804, Updating CEQA to 2.0 and more…
• CEQA provides protection for underserved communities
• PRESS RELEASE: New Poll shows 67% of voters support Land and Water Conservation Fund
• PCL Insider – October 2018
• PCL Insider – August 2018
• PCL suit enlists Editorial Board support!
• PCL Insider – June 2018
• California Today V48 #1 Spring 2018: SB 827, June Ballot Propositions, Wildlife, Wildfire, and more…
• PCL Insider – May 2018
• PCL Insider – April 2018
• California Today – Spring 2018 Vol 48, #1
• PCL Insider – October 2017 – California Legislative Summary
• PCL and others urge Governor Brown to finalize regulations to implement SB 743 to unburden urban infill projects
• With Billions on the Line, California Begins Vetting Water Projects – From Water Deeply 8-28-2017 by Matt Weiser
• PCL Board Post to Members and Supporters
• PCL Joins Lawsuit to Challenge Delta Tunnels Proposal
• PCL Insider – July 2017 – PCL Staff in the News on Water Projects
• California Today – Summer 2017 Vol 47, #1
• PCL Insider – June 2017 – Opportunity for Positive Reform of the Corn-Ethanol Mandate: PCL Takes California Lead
• PCL Insider – May 2017 – PCL Sets 2017 Legislative Priorities
• PCL Insider – April 2017 – Public needs answers on repairing Oroville dam, Delta levees and California Aqueduct
• PCL Insider – March 2017 – Housing and Transportation Bills Dominating Capitol, PCL Agenda (dup)
• Water & Power: A California Heist – tonight, March 14th at 9pm on the National Geographic Channel
• PCL Insider – February 2017 – Shared Values & Shared Future
• PCL Insider – January 2017 – CEQA
• Water Follies Continue – September 6, 2016
• CEQA Survives Another Legislative Onslaught – October 4, 2016
• California Today – Fall 2016, Volume 1
• 2015 Year in Review
• Governor Brown Stresses Environmental Goals
• Advocacy Groups Present Outline for Commonsense $6B Water Bond
• Advocacy Groups Present Outline for Commonsense $6B Water Bond (dup)
• A flood of ideas to deal with drought
• Conservationists Set Sights on Sustainable Water Planning to Address Ongoing Drought
• 20% is Not Enough: Water Conservation in the Drought
• California drought: Water officials look to rules of ’70s
• What Governor Brown’s 14-15 Budget Means for the Environment
• What would a drought declaration mean?
• Environmental groups call for governor to abandon Bay Delta Conservation Plan
• Gov. Brown wants to tap cap-and-trade funds for bullet train
• Near-Term Tour Shows Projects – and Progress – in the Delta
• Federal Government Shutdown Impacts California’s Environment, Public Health
• Whose fault is it, anyways?
• Coastal Protection in Question: How Strong is a Law You Can’t Enforce?
• Tipping Point: California’s Mountain Lions
• The San Clemente Dam Removal Project, Reasons to Celebrate and Lessons to Learn
• Fighting for transparency: PCL on the California Public Records Act
• Coastal Conservancy Releases Funds for San Clemente Dam Removal
• Californians Voice Opposition to The Governor’s Delta Tunnel Project
• Governor Brown Plans To Endorse Billion Dollar Delta Boondoggle
• PCL in the news: The environment will not benefit from the $35 billion peripheral tunnels water project
• The Truth About CEQA And Infill — New OPR Study Seems to Refute Governor’s Claim that CEQA Hinders Infill
• High Speed Rail Keeps Chugging Along (For Now)
• Legislative Roundup: What’s To Come Heading Into Final Stretch Of Session
• CEQA Survives Legislative Session…For Now!
• Delayed Again? Senate Committee Votes To Push Water Bond To 2014
• Worst Bill You’ve Never Heard Of Dies In Senate Judiciary
• Duncan McFetridge, San Diego’s (Eco) Warrior-Poet
• Governor Brown Proposes Weakening Environmental Review on California’s Largest Infrastructure Projects
• Mid-Session Report Card: Green is Not the Color of the Season
• Assembly Bill 1073 Sample VETO Letter
• Is High Speed Rail on Track Approaching a Fork in the Road?
• January 28th Symposium Awards Focuses on Legislative Leadership
• State Controller John Chiang to Keynote January 28th Environmental Legislative Symposium
• How Environmental Protection Fares in Governor’s Budget
• CA’s Water and Food Future to be Discussed at PCL’s Upcoming Environmental Symposium
• Legislature Reconvenes to Face Major Challenges in 2012
• Using Military Expertise to Help Take Down the San Clemente Dam?
• Symposium Panels Highlight Road and Rail Progress and Challenges
• Judge Rules Against High Speed Rail for Second Time
• Assemblymember Gordon to Hold Hearing in Palo Alto
• Top CEQA Experts Examine the Past, and Debate the Future, of CA’s Preeminent Environment Law at UC Davis School of Law Conference
• PCL Foundation to Host CEQA Workshop in Eastern Sierra – Sign Up Today!
• With Release of New Business Plan, is High Speed Rail in California on the Right Track?
• Carbon: A (Nearly) Weightless Commodity
• Solar Careers: Revitalizing the Hope for New Job Creation in California
• 2011 Legislative Wrap-Up: Big Wins for the Environment; A Few Veto Casualties
• Brown Signs Controversial CEQA Bills Among Fanfare… and Dissent
• The End-of-Session Dust Settles: More Light Shines on CEQA Streamlining Flaws
• End of Session Summary: Fate of Key Environmental Bills Lie in the Governor’s Hands
• 2011 Bills That Did Not Make the Cut this Year, but Will Have Another Chance Next Year
• Controversial CEQA Reform Approved by Legislature
• Last- Minute Bills Attack CEQA!!!
• Governor Says Current 2012 Water Bond Won’t Cut It
• Approaching the Final Stretch: Only a Few Weeks Left in Legislative Session
• MWD Report Delivers Interesting Findings on Future of CA Water
• BDCP Starts Necessary Analyses of Delta Alternatives
• Pipeline Déjà Vu: Proposed Flaming Gorge Controversy Sounds Familiar to Californians
• Freedom Film Tour Kicks Off!
• Your Help is Needed to Protect the Green and Colorado Rivers!
• Delta Plan Takes it Head On: Flow Standards, Water Budgets and Fees
• H.R. 1837 Takes another Hit: Western States Voice Opposition
• Hot Bills to Track in Last Month of Session
• Brown Extends Moratorium on Suction Dredge Mining
• Amended Senate Bill Takes on Too Much, Compromising CEQA and Community Safeguards
• The Dirty Water Crusade: House Votes to Deteriorate EPA Clean Water Act Enforcement
• Why the Scientists Say Delta Smelt Population Improved Slightly this Year
• PCL & PCL Foundation are Accepting Nominations for Our Annual Awards
• Kern Commission Smaller Delta Conveyance Study with Surprising Results
• PCL Priorities as Legislature Goes into Summer Recess
• Nuclear Takes the Back Seat to Renewables in US Energy Production
• Symposium Survey Available for 2012 Sessions
• As Time Passes More Opposition Arises for H.R. 1837
• Democratic Budget Gets Signed and Passed
• US EPA Warns House Bill Turns the Clean Water Act into the Dirty Water Act
• Three Months After He Promised – Brown May Not Have a Budget by New Fiscal Year
• Back to Negotiating as Governor Vetoes Democratic Budget in Record Time
• New Study’s Unexpected Findings: Impact of CA’s Drought Severely Felt by Energy Sector, Not Agriculture
• Delta Stewardship Council Looking at Alternatives
• New Redistricting Lines: Will Lawmakers Find Themselves Breaking Party Lines During Budget Negotiations?
• Obama Administration Charges with Failing to Protect Environment Against Republican Attacks
• The Changing Faces of PCL
• Huge Victories for the Environment as the Legislative Year Hits the Midway Mark
• In One Fell Swoop, Fed Bill Aims to Undermine CA’s Senior Water Laws, the Endangered Species Act and BDCP
• Halfway Through The Legislative Year: List of active priority environmental bills
• Nunes Blatantly Attacks State Water Rights and the Environment
• Deadline Looms: One Week for Bills to Move towards First Floor Vote or on to Second House
• MWD’s Largest Agency Rips Metropolitan’s Approach to Fixing the Bay-Delta
• Saltworks: Report Finds Project High in Sodium, Low in Public Support
• Finally in Laymen’s Terms: Why Bigger Isn’t Always Better
• May Revise: Some Suffer from Deep Cuts, Others Minor Scrapes
• San Clemente Dam Removal and River Restoration Moves Ahead
• California Announces the Closure of 70 State Parks
• Brown Administration to Look at Smaller Tunnel
• LAO Reports: High-Speed Rail is at Critical Juncture
• Coalition Unites for Land Preservation, First Acquisition Made
• Will the Brown Administration Get BDCP Right?
• Legislative Deadline Next Week: The Fate Of A Few Already Determined
• Delta Stewardship Council Starting To Get Specific
• State Water Board Weighs In On BDCP Analysis
• Getting High Speed Rail Back On Track
• High Speed Rail Federal Funding Has Disappeared, Now What?
• Wind, Solar and Thermal, Oh My! Gov Signs RPS Bill
• Another PCL Affordable Water Solution Moving Forward!
• It Rained, It Poured, And We Stored: Why Aren’t We Building More?
• Small EPA Victory in the Midst of Republican Attacks
• State Parks Advocacy Day: They Came, They Cried, They Passed
• Put The Spoon Down And Step Away From The Bowl: Bill Aims To Ban Shark Fish Soup
• Test Tube Salmon, It’s What’s For Dinner
• PCL Announces New Executive Director: Bruce Reznik Takes Helm of 45 Year Old Advocacy Organization
• CA Budget Forecast: Cuts Today And Storms To Come
• Death By A Thousand Cuts
• Finally An Affordable Delta Financing Plan
• CEQA: Celebrating Over 40 Years of Environmental Protection
• Budget Problems: The Elephant in the Room
• CA Legislators Announce Bills to Establish Human Right to Water
• Northern California Rejects Long-Term Water Transfer Agreement
• PCL Kicks Off Legislative Session With Two Sponsored Bills
• Symposium Proceedings Available Online
• How To… Create A Collaborative Governing
• Surprising Development: Guess Who is Willing the Risk Having the Delta Pumps Shut Down?
• House’s proposed Budget: The Environment Takes a Hard Hit
• Sometimes it is about the Money
• New CEQA Bill Aims to Hijack the Public’s Voice and Place Our Communities at Risk
• U.S. EPA Launches Effort to Analyze Stressors and the Delta
• Symposium 2011: Bright Minds Shed Light on California’s Toughest Issues
• BDCP: An Expensive Lesson Learned
• Governor Proposes Termination of Agriculture and Open Space Preservation Funding
• Broad Coalition Provides Recommendations to the Delta Stewardship Council
• The Countdown Has Begun!
• Here We Go Again: Another Attempt for Another CEQA Exemption for Another Football Stadium in LA
• Delta Watermaster Says Inefficient Water Use is Unreasonable Water Use
• New Report Targets Unreasonable Use and Inefficiencies of Agricultural Water Supplies
• PCL May Not Be So Crazy After All
• From Industry to Agencies, Non-Profits to Attorneys and Everything In-Between
• Department of Toxic Substances Control Takes a Step in the Wrong Direction
• From Efficient Economies to Cougar Crossings, Symposium Offers Wide Array of Session Topics
• All Aboard! Rail Authority Approves 1st Section of Rail Line: Destination… Nowhere
• On the Heels of Westlands’ Exit, Major Federal Contractor Withdraws from BDCP
• Obama Administration Bans Offshore Drilling
• Panel Offer CLE Credits for Attorneys and CM Credits for ACIP Members
• What Westland’s Withdrawal Means to BDCP
• Making CA History: State Funds Protection of 62,000 Acres of Critical Habitat
• League Will Salute Five Environmental Heroes at 2011 Symposium
• Anticipated Controversial Delta Proposal Soon to be Released
• LA County Goes Where the State Legislature Could Not
• “How to…” Sessions Offer New Tools and New Skills Sets
• Under the Microscope: Senate Questions Rail Authority’s Ridership Numbers
• How to Transition the Bay Delta Conservation Plan into Making Real Progress for California
• Transitions at PCL
• Planning Attractive, Livable Communities Through Smart Growth & General Plans
• PCL’s Ballot Initiative Results – Ups and Downs
• Water Panels Bring Experts Together at PCL/PCLF Symposium
• New Federal Rules Target Heavy Duty Vehicle Emissions and Fuel Economy
• Past Legal Limits? Governor May Have Overstretched With Veto of High Speed Rail Authority Oversight Provisions
• Is Lake Mead Drying Up? Reservoir Reaches Historic Low
• Dirty Energy Plays Dirty: What Props 23 & 26 Really Mean to California
• Governor Line Item Vetoes HSR Oversight Protection in the Budget
• California Legislature Passes a CEQA-Free Budget
• Ballots are Out: PCL’s Recommendations for the Green Vote
• PCL Symposium Set for January 29, 2011 in Downtown Sacramento
• Legislators Hold a Joint Hearing on Prop 26: Measure and the Proponents Get Slammed
• Governor Signs Crucial Bill to Improve Regional Water Self Sufficiency
• This Year’s Environmental Bills Fared Better Than Last, Though Governor Rejects Several Key Initiatives
• DFG Report Finds Delta Ecosystem and its Species Thirst for More Water
• California Once Again Sets the Standard on Clean Energy and Green Jobs
• CARB Sets Ambitious Emissions Redux Targets to Promote Smart Development
• More Voices Join the Chorus of Opposition to Prop 26
• Fate of SB 375 and CA Global Warming Reduction Goals Hinge in the Balance: Key Decisions Next Week
• Fed’s Unveil Proposal to Solve Westside Drainage Contamination
• Fresh off the Press: California Can Save a Million Acre-Feet of Water Each Year
• PCL Foundation to Host CEQA Workshop in San Francisco – Sign Up Today!
• Legislative Session Ends: Big Losses for Public Health, Renewables and Waste; While Land Use, Water and Air Quality Pull Through
• Legislature Rejects Last Minute Plays to Side-Step Environmental Review
• American Chemistry Council v. Public Health and Our Environment
• Two Down, One to Go: PCL Backed Bills on Open Space, Water and CEQA on the Move in the Legislature
• Do or Die: T-Minus Less 10 Days for Bills to make it to the Governor’s Desk
• Good and Bad Budget Reforms on the Ballot
• Legislation Pulls Water Bond from the November Ballot
• CARB Releases Staff Recommendation for GHG Land Use Targets
• State Water Resources Control Board Adopts Delta Flow Criteria
• PPIC Proves Californians Still in Favor of Climate Policy
• New Report Answers: What Does the 2010 Water Bond Say and Do?
• Next in the Pipeline: Stalled Fed Climate Bill Leads to Smaller Energy Bill
• Fresh off the Press: How Climate Change Impacts Water Supply
• Senate Dems to Push New Energy Bill Focused on Air Pollution
• How Much Water Does the Delta Need? Highly Anticipated Flow Criteria Released
• Gov Appoints Controversial Real Estate Exec to CA Transportation Commission
• Proposition 23: More Dirty Energy, Fewer Clean Jobs
• Feinstein Pushes BPA Ban
• Where to Draw the Line: CARB Called on to Set Ambitious Target to Combat Climate Change
• Solar Energy Shines in California
• Does a Common Sunscreen Ingredient Cause Skin Cancer?
• Clear Waters Ahead; Los Angeles River Protected Under Clean Water Act
• Toxic-Free Babies and Toddlers Act Passes Major Hurdle in the State Assembly
• Federal Study Compares Different Size Delta Tunnels: Larger Delta Tunnel Costs More but Doesn’t Deliver More
• Air on the Side of Protecting Public Health: EPA Announces Tighter Air Quality Regulations
• Legislative Round-Up: Heading Into The Final Stretch
• Symposium Survey Now Available
• Oil Companies Spending A Barrel Full To Suspend AB 32
• New Bill Highlights Loopholes In Upcoming Water Bond
• Army Corps States Redwood City Saltponds Subject To Greater Environmental Scrutiny
• Numbers Don’t Lie: Corporate Report Finds Saving Water Saves Them Money
• California Considering Approval Of Neurotoxic Pesticide For Strawberry Farming
• EPR Stewardship Plans: Waste Out of Our Landfills Puts Money in our Pockets
• Curbing Sprawl and Vehicle Miles Traveled Can Improve Public Health, Quality of Life
• One Step Closer To Getting The Lead Out
• Is It In The Bag: Can California Lead The Nation Yet Again?
• Environment And Public Health Win Big In The State Legislature
• Judge’s Ruling: More Bad News For Beleaguered Fish That Are Fighting To Survive
• Unlikely Collaboration Pushing New Water Public Safety Standards
• Good Day For California’s Environment And Public Health: Policies To Recycle Water, Protect Natural Resources, And Reduce Harmful Chemicals And Waste Move Forward
• Judicial Opinion Threatens Salmon
• Suspense Builds: Do or Die for Legislation
• Bipartisan Legislative Leaders Join Coalition Opposing Boondoggle Bond
• Opposition to New Oil Drilling Swells as Gulf Coast Disaster Grows
• High Speed Rail Experts Determine Altamont Pass Corridor Feasible And Preferred Route To Bay Area
• Governor Schwarzenegger Dumps Support for Controversial Drilling Proposal
• Rain Falls on $11.14 Billion Water Bond Parade
• State Auditor Confirms California High-Speed Rail Authority Needs Oversight And Accountability
• 760,000 Signatures Ensure Parks Funding Measure Will Be On November Ballot
• Let’s Play A Little Catch, And Catch Up With PCL Priority Water Bills
• New Report Finds California’s Clean Energy Law Could Improve Air Quality, Environmental Justice
• Big Strides in LA Water Conservation, Water Recycling Could be Next
• Joint Letter at Democratic Convention Urges Delegates to Oppose Water Bond
• Send SF Bay Development Project – Not Wetlands – Down the Drain
• The Water Bond: A Gift of Public Funds to Private Corporation
• TONIGHT! PCL Art Auction Fundraiser
• PCL Adds SB 375 Information to its Resource Center
• Senate Committee Rejects Governor’s Attacks on Public Health and Environmental Protections – Insisting on Real Job Growth Solutions
• Clean Car Victory and Oil Drilling Setback: Obama’s Odd Energy Week
• Affordable Water Solutions in Pasadena
• Court Affirms Seasonal Flows to Protect Endangered Salmon
• Latest Analysis: California’s Push for Clean Energy and Climate Policy Good for Economy
• National Academy of Sciences Concludes Less Delta Pumping Saves Fish
• “8 Affordable Water Solutions for California” Released at Water Education Foundation Executive Briefing
• Transit Operators Funding, Hopes Crushed With Governor’s Veto of Gas Tax Swap
• Californians Ask “With 23,000 Teachers Receiving Pink Slips, How Can We Afford An $11.14 Billion Water Bond?”
• Westlands Water District Goes Solar
• Climate-Conscious CEQA Guidelines Effective This Week
• Affordable Water Solutions Set For Release March 25
• Staff Change At Planning and Conservation League
• Setbacks for Saboteurs: Defections, Low Public Support Challenge Oil Companies’ Attempts to Derail Clean Energy and Climate
• Wheels Falling Off: Oversight Hearing on 2009 Water Package
• Oil Companies Fund Stealth Attack on Clean Energy and Climate Law; Public Interest Advocates Push Back
• Corporate Ag Giant Goes Rogue: Westlands Water District Quits Association of California Water Agencies
• Farmworkers Oppose the Water Bond
• Feinstein’s Rider Doesn’t make the Cut
• Symposium Proceedings Available Online
• Whitman: Water Bond Has Billions in ‘Unnecessary Expenses’
• Senate Committee Rejects Governor’s Attempt to Pit Jobs Against the Environment, Says No Silencing Communities and Squashing Accountability
• Talk of the Town: Media Joins Outcry Over Feinstein’s Push to Remove Protections for Endangered Species
• Campaign to Stop California’s Global Warming Law May Not Attract Cash
• Poll Shows Voters Ready to Flush $11 Billion Water Bond in November
• Feds Crank Up Delta Pumps and (Surprise!) Fish Die
• Public Participation and Smart Planning Under Attack
• It’s That Same Old Tune: Where Are We Going to Find the Water?
• HR 4225
• Federal Funding for California High Speed Train Falls Far Short of Rail Authority Expectations
• Kicking the Habit: With Less Water Available From Delta, It’s Time to Invest in Regional Self-Sufficiency
• Guest Blog – John van de Kamp on CEQA Exemption
• The Little Engine That Couldn’t: High Speed Rail Authority’s Faulty Business Plan Scrutinized by Senate
• Falling Flat: Senate Critique’s Governor’s Attacks on Environment, Public Health in Budget Proposals
• Collect and Invest: Best Ideas from Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee’s Report
• Department of Interior Asks Agencies “Where’s the Science?” for 2-Gates Experiment in California Delta
• Cooperation Leads to Breakthrough Restoration on Carmel River
• High Speed Rail: No There There
• At the Threshold: Bay Area Inches Closer to Adopting Strong Policy For Reducing Greenhouse Gases From New Development
• Schwarzenegger Starts Year With New Agency Appointments
• Governor’s 2010 Agenda: Bad News for the Environment
• New Poll Shows 80% Of Americans Support Action On Clean Energy, Climate Protection
• Negative Ruling on Nation’s Largest Water Transfer Should Instigate Examination of State’s Poor Water Management
• Constructing a Climate Program: Committee Set to Recommend “Polluter Pays”
• Perez-iding Over the Assembly: New Leader Could Be Champion for Environment, Public Health
• Budget Cuts, Tax Witholdings, Tuition Hikes … and a $11.14 Billion Water Bond?
• Study Shows Californians Could Spend Billions Less and Protect Climate by Developing Transit-Friendly Communities
• Two Thumbs Up: State Adopts Groundbreaking Television Efficiency Standards
• Game On: Efforts Resume to Remove Seismically Unsafe Dam on the Carmel River
• A Neighborhood Never Forgets: CEQA Helps L.A. Community Protect Elephant Hill
• Statewide Rejection of Water Bond Measure
• Event Sponsors as Diverse as Attendees – Become a Sponsor Today
• Water Package Offers Subsidies – Not Solutions
• California’s Coastal and Water Resources – A Focus at the 2010 Symposium
• The Water Special Session
• Assemblymember Nava Calls on Big Oil to Pay Its Fair Share
• The League Recognizes Six Leaders for their Conservation Work
• SWRCB Issues Cease-and-Desist Order to Stop Illegal Diversions from Carmel River
• Gov. Schwarzenegger and Legislature Allow Developer to Build Massive Stadium, Ignoring Environmental Review and Court Challenges
• California’s Environment and Public Health Fall Prey to Governor’s Veto Pen
• State Treasurer Says Water Infrastructure Funding Should Come From Users; Bond Spending Not Fiscally Prudent Now
• Governor Still Stuck on Dams As Deadline for Bill Signing Nears
• Credit Crisis: Governor Should Reject Legislature’s Attack on CEQA, Clean Air
• Giving Voice: Advisory Committee Says Public Should Play Role in SB 375 Target Setting
• Mixed Signals From Washington on Fate of Bay-Delta