Kicking the Habit: With Less Water Available From Delta, It’s Time to Invest in Regional Self-Sufficiency
Despite the recent storms, California can’t rely on record-setting water exports from the Sacramento-San….
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Guest Blog – John van de Kamp on CEQA Exemption
John Van de Kamp was the District Attorney for the County of Los Angeles….
The Little Engine That Couldn’t: High Speed Rail Authority’s Faulty Business Plan Scrutinized by Senate
On Tuesday afternoon the State Senate held its own hearing to discuss the High….
Falling Flat: Senate Critique’s Governor’s Attacks on Environment, Public Health in Budget Proposals
If the Governor thought Washington D.C. was cold, he should have seen the Senate’s….
Collect and Invest: Best Ideas from Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee’s Report
On Monday, the Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee completed its recommendations on key elements….
Department of Interior Asks Agencies “Where’s the Science?” for 2-Gates Experiment in California Delta
Governmental scientific integrity made a comeback recently when the U.S. Department of Interior put….
Cooperation Leads to Breakthrough Restoration on Carmel River
On Monday, federal and state officials joined with California-American Water Co. (CALAM) in signing….
High Speed Rail: No There There
On Monday afternoon, the Assembly Transportation Committee held an informational hearing to review the….
At the Threshold: Bay Area Inches Closer to Adopting Strong Policy For Reducing Greenhouse Gases From New Development
On Wednesday, the board of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District moved closer….
Schwarzenegger Starts Year With New Agency Appointments
On Tuesday Governor Schwarzenegger announced the appointment of Lester Snow as the new Secretary….