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| The hillside ridge, as seen from Malibu lagoon, which would be destroyed if the Sweetwater Mesa project is built. Sierra Club has sued to halt the project. Photo credit: Jim Kenney |
The California Coastal Commission is facing a serious crisis and needs your help.
Developers who are not satisfied with rules that protect public access and the environment along our state's beautiful coast are trying to weaken the 12-member Commission by attacking its executive director.
Join us at a Feb. 4 hearing in San Luis Obispo to make your voice heard to #stopoiltrains. RSVP to samuel.sukaton@sierraclub.org, (213) 819-8804.
The Hearing Board of the Southern California Air Quality District on Jan. 16 once again postponed making a decision on which steps should be taken to stop the massive methane leak from Southern California Gas Company's Aliso Canyon natural gas storage facility near Porter Ranch.
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| George Denny, far left, joins Sierra Club activists at a hearing about the #PorterRanchGasLeak in January. Credit: Sierra Club |
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California Gov. Jerry Brown has finally declared a state of emergency in response to the massive out-of-control gas leak that has been flowing unchecked -- and sickening residents -- for months.
On Jan. 9 (Saturday), there will be an important public hearing to consider what measures should be taken to hold Southern California Gas Co. accountable for the gas leak in Porter Ranch, and protect the community from additional harm.
The January-March 2016 Schedule of Activities contains hundreds of hikes and events in the first quarter of this year. Download a copy and browse activities.
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