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UPDATE on Action Alert: Tell Congressman Kevin Kiley to Defend Public Lands on Monday, March 17th!

Congressman Kevin Kiley is hostinga tele-town hall on Monday March 17th at 6:30 PM PDT. Make your voice heard! This tele-town hall is a way for constituents in the Sierra/Eastern Sierra to share concerns and express the need for Congressman Kiley to represent our views and needs as constituents. To join the event at that time, call (877) 229-8493 and enter PIN #122293.      

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Action Alert: Help Us Tell Congress to Keep Public Lands in Public Hands and Restore Our Land Managers!

Members of Congress are planning to sell off your public lands and increase the amount of logging, timber sales, and industrial development on them. Additionally, public lands are under threat from a severe reduction in the workforce. We need to take action to protect these lands from privatization and advocate for public land managers.  

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UPDATE on Action Alert: Help Us Stop LADWP’s Newest Water Grab, Make Your Voice Heard Against Deep Aquifer Groundwater Pumping

Update on our last Action Alert to stop LADWP’s Deep Aquifer Groundwater Pumping: your voices matter! Thank you all who wrote in and made your voices heard last week: LADWP retracted the deep aquifer groundwater pumping documentation (Notice of Exemption/Notice of Determination) from the Inyo County Clerk on October 8, 2024. and has stated that any forthcoming proposed well replacement project will be subject to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). While we know this attempt to pump from the deep well aquifer is likely far from over, we want to thank everyone who spoke out and made it clear…

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Action Alert: Help Us Stop LADWP’s Newest Water Grab: Make Your Voice Heard Against Deep Aquifer Groundwater Pumping

LADWP is trying to avoid public and environmental scrutiny for new, deeper wells in Owens Valley by claiming they are “replacement” wells under the 1991 Environmental Impact Review. We need to push back hard against these efforts to increase extraction without any environmental analysis and write to LADWP to tell them they cannot skirt the California Evironmental Quality Act for this new strategy of deep aquifer groundwater pumping.