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Chico News & Review - Asking for influence - News - Local Stories - September 15, 2016 - 1 views

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  • Carter, executive director of the Butte Environmental Council, and Cecil, executive director of the Butte County Farm Bureau, had asked the commission to allow their respective constituents a greater voice in governing local water resources.
  • BEC took the lead in a coalition of 15 groups and individuals seeking a water advisory committee representing environmentalists and private pumpers.
  • “I think we’re coming closer to having common ground on this issue and coming together as a county to defend groundwater users that aren’t represented by [an agency] and also those environmental concerns, those beneficial uses of our water in our county,” Carter said after the meeting.
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  • Tweet Asking for influence Environmental and ag groups offer input on forthcoming state water regulations
ndcarter

City narrowing down top projects for state storm water grant - 0 views

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shared by ndcarter on 13 Dec 17 - No Cached
  • The plan’s overall goal is to reduce pollutants and trash in Chico’s creeks and waterways, and improve upon the use of storm water as a resource.
  • Top projects will be decided upon by the Storm Water Resources Plan’s Technical Advisory Committee at its next public meeting, 1:30 p.m. Jan. 4 in the City Council Chambers.
  • The plan’s public meetings haven’t brought out crowds, but there has been a good representation of the organizations that have traditionally held an interest, like The Stream Team, Butte Environmental Council and Friends of Comanche Creek.
dnbaxter

Contaminated water a residual effect of Camp Fire - 0 views

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water BEC Butte County 'Camp Fire' advisory prevention

shared by dnbaxter on 09 Dec 19 - No Cached
  • dnbaxter on 09 Dec 19
     
    "One of the problems that happened when the fire came through is that it created compounds in the lines themselves that have now rendered the water in the lines and in the area undrinkable," Mark Stemen, Board chair of BEC, said.
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