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There seems to be a lack of understanding of our Sierra fire evolved ecosystem. Our forests used to burn often, every seven to 15 years in the lower elevations and about four times a century in the higher elevations. Our forests retained...

CoSu LINE PROCESS CONTINUESThe process for the building of new power lines from west to east through the Sacramento Valley continues with many landowners receiving letters asking for permission to enter onto private property...

An effort by Northern California Water Association (NCWA), Natural Resource Scientists, Inc. (NRS) and local government to increase salmon spawning in the Sacramento River made the front page of the Redding Record Searchlight. You can see a video about the Sacramento Valley Salmon Recovery Program by going to Redding.com. This is part of an effort to help salmon populations that...

• Allow Counties to remove brush and hazardous trees using programs like the good neighbor contracts.
• Refund the shaded fuel break projects that allow fire breaks to be built before the fires come.
• Fund and clean up hazardous fuels left in the wake of catastrophic wildfires...

he headline for an article for the Charlotte Observer cries “Fish or farms? The issue is the bill that is being pushed by Southern California water users that some say will weaken...

The California Water Fix, the planning document from the CalFed process, mandates that some method of correcting the salt water influx to the Delta must be found. California water officials believe...