Monday, September 18, 2006
Shasta Dam Tour on PDF
This 22 page pdf tour, with several terrific historic photographs, is a good introduction to one of our great American Dams.
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This blog is part of the ongoing work of the American River Parkway Preservation Society to provide public education and advocacy around public policy issues that may be related to the Parkway and the adjacent communities along the American River in Sacramento, California.
For more information about our organization see our website at http://www.arpps.org/
Our Mission: Preserve, Protect, and Strengthen the American River Parkway, Our Community’s Natural Heart.
Our Vision: We want our Parkway, seven generations from now, to be a vibrant, accessible, and serene sanctuary, nourishing and refreshing the spirit of all who enter it.
For more information about our organization see our website at http://www.arpps.org/
Our Mission: Preserve, Protect, and Strengthen the American River Parkway, Our Community’s Natural Heart.
Our Vision: We want our Parkway, seven generations from now, to be a vibrant, accessible, and serene sanctuary, nourishing and refreshing the spirit of all who enter it.
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September
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- Klamath Salmon
- Water Letters
- California Wilderness Bill
- Article on Blogs
- Parkway Upgrades
- Oil Drilling, Boiling Mud, & Pompeii
- Infrastructure Still Not Good
- Homes First
- San Joaquin River Restoration
- Where are the Salmon?
- San Joaquin River Plan
- Flood Control Legs Missing
- Global Warming Triangulation
- Plan Can Work
- Senator Supports Reservoirs
- San Joaquin Negotiations Continue
- A Homeless Approach That Works
- California Global Warming Bill
- Creating Wilderness Requires Trade-Offs
- Public Benefits Could Break the Bank, Part One
- Public Benefits Could Break the Bank, Part Two
- Real Flood Control
- Auburn Dam Taboo
- It’s the Water Supply
- Local Climate Change Forum
- Environmental Work Overview
- Levees can’t Protect the Integrity of the Parkway
- Lake Davis Story Continues
- San Joaquin Plan Need Reworking
- Tides Powering Homes
- Obsolete Dams Down, Salmon Happy
- Dead Trees Still Needed
- Friendly Parkway
- Listening to the Dutch, Finally!
- Disaster Unpreparedness Not Surprising
- Car Companies Build Dam?
- Homeless Teen's Stories
- Move the Big Muddy?
- Sea Otters
- Strike Almost Over
- Dirty Spinach
- Tahoe Clarity
- Water Wars?
- Bridge Bill Signed
- Homeless Camping Plan in LA
- Global Warming & Sacramento
- Shasta Dam Tour on PDF
- Globe Warming? Shade It!
- Buffet’s Philanthropy
- Walters on Auburn Dam
- Flood Board Perspective
- Fire Fighting Money Short
- Parkway Cleaned Up
- El Nino!
- The Sun & Global Warming
- Saving the Horses
- California Climate Bill
- San Joaquin River
- Ralston Fire 80% Contained
- Rubber Sidewalks
- Water Supply
- California Climate Warming Bill a Dodge?
- Corps Delivers Delta Report to Congress
- Global Warming & Sierra Snow Pack
- Northern Pike Plan
- New State Agency
- New Study on Ocean Warming
- East Has Cleaner Air
- Fire Fighting Technology
- USBR News Release
- Ralston Fire Hurts American River Watershed
- Sandhill Cranes Return
- San Joaquin River Report
- Climate Conference, Sacramento
- Prozac in River
- San Joaquin River Update
- No Dam Money
- Interesting Study
- Water for Vegas
- Winds & Clean Air on the Way
- More Houses Along River
- Green Development
- California Growth & Water Supply
- Parkway Oaks Can’t be Saved
- Bad Air Culprit, Part Two
- Developers Win One
- Bad Air Culprit
- Ecosystem Confusion
- Oil From A Long Way Down
- Pollution Trading Problems
- Scientist’s Memoirs
- Leadership?
- Reclamation Board
- Environmental Resolve
- 500 Illegal Parkway Campers?
- New Report on US Water System
- New Urban Growth Book
- Tit for Tat?
- Parkway Clean Up Notice
- Rio Linda/Elverta Incorporation
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