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Headwaters communities need to work together to push for policies that will safeguard their water resources, which are so important for the state of California.
The rally on September 26th focused on protecting the area's pristine and abundant waters from industrial extraction. As keynote speaker Chief Caleen Sisk of the Winnemem Wintu stated: "People can live without oil, they can live without gold, but nothing can live without water."
Friday, September 25, 2015
7-9 PM
Mt. Shasta Library
515 E. Alma St.
Mt. Shasta, CA 96067
Saturday September 26, 2015
12 - 5 pm
Headwaters of the Sacramento River
Mt. Shasta City Park
1315 Nixon Rd.
Mt. Shasta CA 96067
Multimedia Event
Live Music, Slides, Videos
Saturday, October 10, 2015
4 pm
Free Event at the Mt. Shasta Library
515 E. Alma St.
Mt. Shasta, CA 96067
"Bruce Hillman: 'We think (they may be) trying to find a small agency which might rubber stamp or not have the expertise or enforcement ability to do a real thorough and enforceable environmental review.'”
"Shasta Dam displaced the tribe and drowned 90 percent of the Winnemem sacred and ceremonial grounds that now lie underwater in Shasta Lake, the largest artificial reservoir in California...Now the tribe is bracing itself for a long and arduous battle against some of the most powerful and wealthy interests in the state."
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife released photos of five wolf pups with a pair of adults...the first confirmed sighting of a gray wolf pack in modern California history.
We stand with the concerned citizens who filed this lawsuit seeking compliance with the law, a full EIR and adequate, legally enforceable regulations to protect our local wells and aquifers from the harmful effects of unregulated water bottling.
A new Climate Change Adaptation Library is now posted online by Adaptation Partners.
