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Save the Diablo Canyon Lands!

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kenneth thom
6 years ago

Conservation and public access to the 12,000 acres of Diablo Canyon Lands is a reasonable means to preserve this natural environment for future generations.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

hell ya, open space is very important

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Laura Frank
6 years ago

The land surrounding Diablo Nuclear Power Plant should be preserved for future generations and provide habitat for resident and migratory wildlife.

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Watson Gooch
6 years ago Featured

The lands around the Diablo Canyon Power Plant are unique, beautiful, and important habitat for wildlife I strongly support all measures to preserve all of these lands for Limited and managed recreational (5 day a week hiking), and most importantly wildlife and wildlife habitat.

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Anne M Brown
6 years ago

Extremely important matter.

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Jacki Williams
6 years ago

Save this lovely coastline for public use and enjoyment

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Marvin Southard
6 years ago

Hard to believe that the SLO Supervisors don’t know they’re selling out the people who’ve invested in their community. People can leave too if the local government doesn’t believe it’s worth protecting.

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Carolyn Southard
6 years ago

SLO County has taken their eye off the ball. As this county is known for rock bottom wages for public employees, maybe they just don’t have the brain power, aptitude, or sadly, enough interest in doing a good job for crappy wages.

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Gordon Hensley
6 years ago

The lands surrounding the Plant should have the highest nexus consideration as mitigation.

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Nell Wade
6 years ago

Keep Diablo wild!

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Marjory L Niles
6 years ago

Thank you for this opportunity.

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Cheryl Lowman
6 years ago

This land must be protected and very worried about getting all the nuclear waste OUT safely!!

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August Cooper
6 years ago

Too much land has been converted for human use, let's keep this small portion of the state wild.

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Michael McGee
6 years ago

This land must be preserved for everybody!

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Scott millar
6 years ago

Keep it operational

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Marty Brown
6 years ago

Save this special, historic, irreplaceable site in perpetuity.

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Charles White
6 years ago

Please save

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denise allen
6 years ago

Save this land , make this a state park!

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Wayne Haserot
6 years ago

This is a great opportunity to make something good out of something bad.

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Pat Stevens
6 years ago

Please look at the long-range benefit to our community, our grandchildren and theirs and preserve this unique property in a natural state, with public access and services after the momentous clean-up has concluded. Thank you