
Environmental News
A 250 Ft. Wall of Water on the Trinity River Is Still a Big Threat
“If Oroville had overtopped, the surging water would’ve rapidly eroded the dam, ultimately unleashing a massive flood down the Feather and Sacramento Rivers.”
Environmental News
“If Oroville had overtopped, the surging water would’ve rapidly eroded the dam, ultimately unleashing a massive flood down the Feather and Sacramento Rivers.”
Politics & Government
Big Oil crushed its two-year legislative session record as well, spending $65.8 million during the 2023-2024 legislative session.
Environmental News
The Stop the Delta Tunnel Act would prohibit the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) from issuing a federal permit necessary for the project
Environmental News
The total number of new and reworked oil drilling permits issued since Jan. 2019 comes to 17,330.
Politics & Government
“Local officials warned the Corps that releasing water at the levels the Corps planned to would have flooded both the Kaweah and Tule rivers, posing a flood risk to communities and farms down river and wasting water that could have been used for irrigation over the summer,” according to Padilla.
Politics & Government
Is Newsom Mimicking Trump?
Politics & Government
“This bill aims to honor President Trump, the 45th and 47th President of the United States, for his transformative impact on America and the historical significance of his leadership.”
Environmental News
On Monday, Trump implied that his executive orders were already being hastily and aggressively carried out as he posted on Truth Socia.
Politics & Government
“It’s ironic that Governor Newsom and President Trump are mortal political enemies, but they see eye-to-eye on California’s unjust water policies,” said Carolee Krieger, C-WIN’s executive director.
Politics & Government
Alex Witt, Climate Power senior advisor for oil and gas, said in a statement “That investment is already paying off.”
Environmental News
"I don’t think we should give California anything until they let the water run down,” Trump said.
Environmental News
Trump’s push for increased fossil fuel production in a country that is already the biggest crude oil producer on the planet will only drive more climate disasters like LA’s ongoing wildfires.