News from MSBEC and elsewhere on the internets
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.
A Virgo Birthday Bash
Sweetwater Music Hall
19 Corte Madera Ave.
Mill Valley, CA 94941
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Doors @ 7, Show @ 8 pm
Thanks to everyone for supporting MSBEC at the Wild and Scenic Film Festival!
Mt. Shasta Water Nights Presents: Tapped Does privatization of water best serve the Mt. Shasta Community? This was an educational and informative film - the showing has passed, but we hear it is available for viewing on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube and Netflix. Synopsis The film examines the role of the bottled water industry and [...]
"The drought that’s been desiccating California for the past four years has added new urgency to a decades-old debate about the best way to secure reliable water supplies for a growing population: new dams or efficiency measures."
"The future of a proposal to raise California's Shasta Dam by as much as 18.5 feet is once again in question, following the release of two reports by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation earlier this week."
"Despite the drought, agriculture in California is in better shape than you might think."
There is no place on earth that can be safe, secure or healthy in a world that is running out of water.
