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How Can Conserving Water Harm Our Environment ?
(c) Copyright 2001-2016 David Dilworth Paradoxically, using less water can actually increase total water use. Wait. What? That’s backwards. It doesn’t make sense. How could this be possible? If you use less water, how can it increase water use ? … Continue reading
Posted in Big Picture, Environmental Law, Paradox, Water
Tagged Carmel River, Golf Course, Pacific Grove, San Francisco Bay
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Risk Assessment is a License to Kill
(c) Copyright 2001-2013 David j Dilworth “Risk Assessment” is Fraud. It is actually a highly disguised political choice to commit deadly harm. It actually answers the perverse question “How can I get away with all the environmental and human damage … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Health, Environmental Law, Environmental Science, Human Health, Rationale, Staffocracy
Tagged Agriculture, California Department of Food and Agriculture, California Dept, Carmel, CDFA, deadly chemical, Environment, Environmental effects of pesticides, Environmental health, EPA, Ethics, Food and Drug Administration, License to Kill, Marina, Mary O'Brien, Monterey, Monterey Bay, Pesticide, Pesticide regulation in the United States, Pesticides, resources extractor, Risk, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Soil contamination, spokesman, Steve Lyle, United States Environmental Protection Agency, US Environmental Protection Agency
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Stopping Massive Needless Forest Destruction – One Voice made the Difference
Here’s an article published in the gossip column (“Professor Toro” is a pen name) of the local daily November 3, 2007 It could inspire you to see how a single person who is right and speaks out can win against … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law, Rationale, Staffocracy, Success
Tagged George Haines, Last Updated, Professor Toro, Public Resources Code
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Death of a Single Individual of an ESA Listed Species is a Significant CEQA Impact
Death of a Single Individual of an ESA Listed Species is a Significant CEQA Impact Copyright 2004-2012 David J. Dilworth Ordinarily California agency planners and staff are allowed to use their personal judgment about whether a project has a “significant … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Law
Tagged CEQA, Mira Monte Homeowners, San Buenaventura Cty, West Ann
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