Natural Resources (California)

Natural Resources (California)

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Pipelines in PA

Submitted by Central Delaware County in July 2020.

Position

Protection of public health and the environment regarding pipelines in PA.

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Pipelines in PA

Submitted by Delaware County ILO in July 2020.

Position

Protection of public health and the environment regarding pipelines in PA.

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Parks

Submitted by Park Forest Area in June 2020.

Position

Continue monitoring park facilities in Park Forest.

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Industrial Land Use

Submitted by Woodland in June 2020.

Position

Support steady, planned industrial growth in Woodland, maintaining a balance between industrial development, housing development and city services capability.

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Yard Refuse

Submitted by Woodland in June 2020.

Position

Support a yard refuse system that is efficient, economical and environmentally sound. The city ordinance should be reviewed, and a system should be dated that includes: enforceable regulations; mandatory participation; education of consumers; and continuation of recycling.

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Climate Change

Submitted by Woodland in June 2020.

Position

Support efforts throughout Yolo County to adapt to climate change and to reduce (mitigate) greenhouse gas emissions in various sectors.

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County Parks and Recreation

Submitted by Woodland in June 2020.

Position

Support of the County General Plan for Parks and Recreation.

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Water

Submitted by Woodland in June 2020.

Position

Support for prudent management of water resources, both surface and underground to insure quality of water in the Cache Creek watershed, one of Yolo County's major resources of ground water.

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Planning – Yolo County

Submitted by Woodland in June 2020.

Position

Supports conscientious planning and development of Yolo County.

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Environment and Natural Resources

Pipeline

The League of Women Voters believes that natural resources should be managed as interrelated parts of life-supporting ecosystems. As citizens of the world we must protect our planet from the physical, economic and public health effects of climate change while also providing pathways to economic prosperity.

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