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Voters will continue to face large water-related expenditures in the coming years. Making informed decisions on these investments in managing California’s water resources is a priority for the League.

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Water

Submitted by San Joaquin County in October 2019.

Position

The League of Women Voters of San Joaquin County supports the concept of a single publicly owned water agency for the Stockton Metropolitan Area.
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Water

Submitted by Stanislaus County in September 2019.

Position

Water Use
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Natural Resources

Submitted by in September 2019.

Position

The League of Women Voters of Volusia County supports efforts to conserve and protect our water supply as an essential part of ecosystem management.
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NATURAL RESOURCES

Submitted by Oxford in August 2019.

Position

Support of policies and practices that are environmentally current, economically feasible and in regulatory compliance.
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Protect our water; Oppose the Minquadale landfill expansion

People, protest sign reading "Water is Life"

Submitted by New Castle County in July 2019.

Action Alerts

An industrial landfill in Minquadale has asked DNREC for permission to raise the landfill level from 130 feet above sea level to 190 feet.

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Water Quality Management Committee

Submitted by Falmouth in July 2019.

News

Observer Corps Report June 2019

Overview

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Water Quality

Submitted by Falmouth in July 2019.

Position

Watershed and water quality protection
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Sustainable Water

Submitted by Los Alamos in July 2019.

Position

The League of Women Voters of Los Alamos believes that the goal of our county should be to use no more water than can be produced from our aquifer without depleting it.
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Infrastructure

Submitted by Norman in May 2019.

Position

The LWVN believes that a modern, properly maintained infrastructure is essential for health, safety, and positive economic life for the community.
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Clean Water Act, Waters of the US (WOTUS)

Clean Water Running Through Cupped Hands

Submitted by Orange Coast in March 2019.

Blog Post

Many of our members live on or near the coast and have long been active in protection and preservation activity in the wetlands of the Banning Ranch Conservancy, the Bolsa Chica Ecological Preserve, the San Joaquin Marsh Reserve, the wetlands of the Upper Newport Bay and similar areas. Read about proposed regulation changes that will impact our wetlands.

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