East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for March 26, 2023
California’s oceans are extremely important to the people of California on both an environmental and cultural basis.
The oil and fishing industries’ destructive practices are causing great harm to our oceans. Fortunately, a solution lies ahead in marine protected areas, which provide marine life with areas where they can live undisturbed by humans. If you support protecting our oceans, take action now and tell Gov. Newsom to triple marine protected areas in our state.on Lake Chabot Road would run 60-80 dump trucks per weekday through San Leandro for 40-80 years to store trench soils from pipeline replacement.
Viable alternatives include trenchless technologies that reduce the volume of soils at the source, and reaching out to other local governments and land brokers.
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