Water

Water

Voters will continue to face large water-related expenditures in the coming years. Making informed decisions on these investments in managing California’s water resources is a priority for the League.

Find out more about California Water Resources.

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The Shoreline Management Act was one of the first environmental laws passed in the state and came about from a citizens’ initiative.

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Support local and regional water and land use policies and decisions which adequately protect resources such as undisturbed wetlands, estuaries, unique scenic areas, undisturbed riparian habitat, native species preservation, water quality, and water quantity.
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The LWV of Coos County has completed its study of the International Port of Coos Bay. 

WATER  ISSUES

 

California water
Event Date: 
Feb 12 2022 10:00 am to 11:30 am

Over-promised. Over-delivered. Solutions?

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By Mary Perich, League of women Voters of Fresno Member

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LWVDDH supports coordinated long-range planning by state, county, and local authorities for the entire River Rouge Basin in both flood control and pollution abatement, with special attention to environmental factors.

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We support legislations and measures that will mitigate environmental issues and provide sustainable processes. We also support the proper implementation of the California Environmental Quality Act.

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We support water conservation in Lexington.

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