Environment Now celebrates partner successes towards clean, accessible, sufficient water for the needs of people and the environment, and towards fully protecting California’s national forests from commercial logging.
After years of EN partner advocacy, PG&E removed Inskip Dam on Battle Creek, part of a broader effort to remove dams and increase salmon habitat in the Sacramento River watershed.
Opposition from 185 groups helped compel Golden State Natural Resources to cancel its plans to build two large wood pellet production facilities in California.
Cormac Cullinan, director of EN partner Wild Law Institute, received the Shackleton Medal for the Protection of the Polar Regions for his work on the Antarctic Rights movement. The Rights of Antarctica Alliance launched in December to build support for the recognition of Antarctica’s rights to well-being and independent representation for its own best interests.
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors sided with EN partners in the latest round of their fight to prevent the restart of Sable Offshore’s Plains All American pipeline, building on prior court victories against the project.
EN partners were featured in a new documentary about wildfires that aired nationally on PBS titled “Weathered: Inside the LA Firestorm.”
EN partners and the Pebble Beach Company announced a partnership to pursue the first golf course stormwater discharge permit in the nation, which will protect water quality in Carmel Bay.
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