Water is not just for humans. To have a healthy ecosystem, we also need to consider and allocate water to flora and fauna.
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Mel Pepper
2 years ago
Humans aren't the only species in the ecosystem. Let's do our part to make a positive impact on the environment and support life for all its inhabitants.
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Timothy Devine
2 years ago
Save Our Wild Salmon and Steelhead!
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Gar Smith
2 years ago
Protect the waterways.
Save the Delta.
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Arthur Knutson
2 years ago
Increasing freshwater flows through the Delta is the most important thing that can be done to restore fish and wildlife populations and improve water quality in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River system! Removing more freshwater is the worst action that can be taken!
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Lawrence H Marum
2 years ago
Save our wetlands ecosystems for our grandchildren.
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Jean Roth
2 years ago
The Bay-Delta Water Plan does not stint the farmersor the cities and it could save the bay the the species that need to thrive there.
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Joel Davidson
2 years ago
Have some empathy for nature.
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Kyla Mitchell
2 years ago
We need to take action now or the circumstances will decline for us all!
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Cedric de La Beaujardiere
2 years ago
Come-on, man, it's time to support the Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan!
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Gregg Dieguez
2 years ago
Sustainability is the highest social justice. Leaving our descendants a livable planet trumps any other priority.
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Julie Mell
2 years ago
The ecosystem depends on water, as do we.
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Paul johnson
2 years ago
Sane water policies to save our salmon
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Rhonda Berry
2 years ago
Follow the science, not the money!! *
*thank you to Mark Moulton
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Linda Liebes
2 years ago
Please allow the State Water Board to do its job - and Please DROP your support for the Voluntary Agreements.
Voluntary Agreements sound as if they would work - but they do not. We don't use Voluntary Agreements for stopping at red lights. We use laws. We need to use 'fair for all' laws for water use, too.
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Christopher Kroll
2 years ago
We need to focus on conserving our water resources and protecting our rivers and streams. Voluntary Agreements do none of that.
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Mark Ostrau
2 years ago
You don't get a second chance when ecosystems collapse; please do the hard thing now.
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Jocelynn Herrick
2 years ago
It is vital that we do everything possible to restore aquatic ecosystems. Please show your support for the implementation of the Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan.
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Patricia Becker
2 years ago
We can restore our precious natural resources, but we need you to demonstrate strong environmental leadership that reflects the visionary culture for which California is known.
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William Reller
2 years ago
California’s aquatic ecosystems are on the brink of collapse and desperately need more life-giving water. You are in the most influential position to provide the necessary relief.
Water is not just for humans. To have a healthy ecosystem, we also need to consider and allocate water to flora and fauna.
Humans aren't the only species in the ecosystem. Let's do our part to make a positive impact on the environment and support life for all its inhabitants.
Save Our Wild Salmon and Steelhead!
Protect the waterways. Save the Delta.
Increasing freshwater flows through the Delta is the most important thing that can be done to restore fish and wildlife populations and improve water quality in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River system! Removing more freshwater is the worst action that can be taken!
Save our wetlands ecosystems for our grandchildren.
The Bay-Delta Water Plan does not stint the farmersor the cities and it could save the bay the the species that need to thrive there.
Have some empathy for nature.
We need to take action now or the circumstances will decline for us all!
Come-on, man, it's time to support the Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan!
Sustainability is the highest social justice. Leaving our descendants a livable planet trumps any other priority.
The ecosystem depends on water, as do we.
Sane water policies to save our salmon
Follow the science, not the money!! * *thank you to Mark Moulton
Please allow the State Water Board to do its job - and Please DROP your support for the Voluntary Agreements. Voluntary Agreements sound as if they would work - but they do not. We don't use Voluntary Agreements for stopping at red lights. We use laws. We need to use 'fair for all' laws for water use, too.
We need to focus on conserving our water resources and protecting our rivers and streams. Voluntary Agreements do none of that.
You don't get a second chance when ecosystems collapse; please do the hard thing now.
It is vital that we do everything possible to restore aquatic ecosystems. Please show your support for the implementation of the Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan.
We can restore our precious natural resources, but we need you to demonstrate strong environmental leadership that reflects the visionary culture for which California is known.
California’s aquatic ecosystems are on the brink of collapse and desperately need more life-giving water. You are in the most influential position to provide the necessary relief.