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Un-Dam the Klamath River Benefit Dinner Bayside Grange (outside Arcata, CA)...
Event Date: Fri, Mar 14, 2008 12:00pm PDT
Posted: Mon, Feb 18, 2008 3:29pm PST
LEAVE THE FORESTS ALONE, ONCE AND FOR ALL! The forests have been way overcut, and now is the time to leave them alone, the trees, and I mean it....
Posted: Sun, Feb 17, 2008 5:34pm PST
Fort Bragg Fishermen Form Committee on Wave Energy A broad array of commercial and recreational fishing associations in Noyo Harbor announced today that it would be joining with major stakeholders to monitor and comment on wave energy proceedings off the Mendocino coast....
Posted: Wed, Feb 13, 2008 9:45pm PST
Chinook Salmon Population at Record Lows (audio/mpeg 4.1MB) A memo leaked to the Associated Press earlier this month states the Chinook Salmon population from the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta is at an all time low. Scientists with state and federal agencies suggest it could be climate change and or changing ocean conditions. Conservation groups and fisherman say the real cause is water diversions for Central Valley agricultural producers and Southern California developers....
Posted: Tue, Feb 12, 2008 2:58pm PST
McCloud; Community Forum About Nestle Bottling (2/12) On Tues, 2/12 between 7-9 pm the McCloud Watershed Council presents info to the public at McCloud Elem School about the ecological risks and economic impacts involved with the proposed Nestle bottling plant. Proposed plant would be largest in U.s. and remove billions of gallons per day from the aquifer under Mt. Shasta. Location is east of I-5, south of Mt. Shasta on the 89....
Posted: Sat, Feb 9, 2008 1:12pm PST
Salem, OR; Rally Against Risky Expolsive LNG Great turnout for the Feb 6th public rally against the liquified natural gas terminal proposed for Coos Bay, OR for the exlusive benefit of PG&E and other CA utilities via pipeline. Health and safety concerns were raised by Coos Bay/North Bend residents who feel that the location of a highly explosive LNG terminal near a coastal region subject to tsunamis and other seismic activity is not a wise idea....
Posted: Thu, Feb 7, 2008 3:37pm PST
FRSC: Humbolt Free Radio FCC visit (audio/mpeg 22.5MB) Interview with DJ. Downbeat of Humbolt Free Radio 99.9fm about their FCC visit and intimidation. Music by REM, Steve Earl, Hot Water Music, $eth on Free Radio Santa Cruz 101fm 02-05-08...
Posted: Tue, Feb 5, 2008 1:33pm PST
Redwood Curtain A.F.A. Confronts Neo-Nazi in Arcata REDWOOD CURTAIN A.F.A. CONFRONTS NEO-NAZI IN ARCATA...
Posted: Mon, Feb 4, 2008 2:34pm PST
Home Flooding Lawsuit Against MAXXAM/PL Returns to CA Update from the Pacific Lumber Chapter 11 bankruptcy trial being held in TX, the Humboldt homeowner's flooding lawsuit against PL is likely to return to Eureka courtrooms in the next few months....
Posted: Sun, Feb 3, 2008 3:30pm PST
Mendo Controversy Over MJ Growing - The Uncomfortable Truth The following op-ed from the Willits News casts an illuminating
light on some uncomfortable truths about Mendocino County's marijuana
economy....
Posted: Thu, Jan 31, 2008 12:21pm PST
Klamath River News - January 21, 2007 Here is the latest Klamath River News, courtesy of the Klamath Riverkeeper....
Posted: Tue, Jan 22, 2008 3:28pm PST
Evaluating the Klamath Restoration Proposal:Can it end Klamath conflicts & get dams out? 
This commentary debunks some of the claims that have been made concerning a proposal from a group of Klamath "stakeholder representatives" who have been crafting behind closed doors for two years. The commentary argues that this proposal favors some farmers over others, some tribes over others and will not lead to recovery of Klamath River Salmon. It calls for a different approach - one that is equitable for ALL interests and which will lead to real restoration and recovery, not more special ...
Posted: Mon, Jan 21, 2008 11:43am PST
Can U.S. Government use NSA Spy-Wiretaps against Citizens in Court? Determining what NSA electronic surveillance can be used by police or introduced into court by Government, may be the next battle Americans have to fight....
Posted: Sun, Jan 20, 2008 9:40am PST
F.C.C. Pulls Plug on 99.9 fm: Humboldt Free Radio Alliance 99.9 fm HUMBOLDT FREE RADIO ALLIANCE PRESS RELEASE STATING DISSIDENCE AGAINST CONSOLIDATED MEDIA, AND THE FCC'S SIEZE BROADCAST DEMAND....
Posted: Sat, Jan 19, 2008 3:28pm PST
Super Heroes! 
WOW! With gusts up to 55 miles per hour, it takes a lot of courage and dedication to stay HUNDREDS of feet in the air during hail, thunder, lightning, and severe winds. Even though mother nature and her fury tests treesitting activists, they stay strong in their cause....
Posted: Thu, Jan 17, 2008 12:11pm PST
Clinton in Humboldt County: Failure! Bill Clinton goes to Eureka, California to campaign for Hillary, but the local yokels blow it big time on the event organization and thousands go home angry. Fascinating small town read: no US president has been in Humboldt county in 40 years--maybe this is why...
Posted: Wed, Jan 16, 2008 11:01pm PST
Hoopa Valley Tribe Rejects Klamath River Deal The Hoopa Valley Tribe rejected the latest draft of the Klamath River Basin Restoration Agreement (KRBRA) released today because the agreement lacks adequate water assurances for fish.
"Hoopa will retain its rights to defend the Klamath," said Clifford Lyle Marshall, Tribal Chairman. "We will work with any and all parties to remove the dams and assure a restored healthy river."...
Posted: Tue, Jan 15, 2008 5:23pm PST
Klamath Tribes Work with Neighbors to Solve Water Crisis “Putting the Basin Back Together” is Tribes’ goal;
Agreement with PacifiCorp is final hurdle....
Posted: Tue, Jan 15, 2008 3:12pm PST
California Trout and Trout Unlimited: Klamath Agreement Sets Stage for Dam Removal Severn Williams of California Trout, Chuck Bonham from Trout Unlimited, Steve Rothert of American Rivers and Brian Barr from the National Center for Conservation Science & Policy issued a press release this afternoon supporting the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement. "The agreement marks a major stride forward in bringing peace to the Klamath River," said Brian Stranko, CEO of California Trout....
Posted: Tue, Jan 15, 2008 2:50pm PST
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