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Declaration of Solidarity with Round Valley Indian Tribes’ State of Emergency

by Steelhead | May 4, 2023 | FOER, News

DECLARATION TO STAND IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE ROUND VALLEY INDIAN TRIBE STATE OF EMERGENCY In response to the Round Valley Indian Tribes Resolution No. RV-2023-07, A Resolution Declaring a State of Emergency for the Round Valley Indian Tribes, Friends of the Eel River...

Friends of the Eel River Celebrates Most Endangered River Listing for California’s Eel River

by Steelhead | Apr 18, 2023 | FOER, News

We are grateful that the Eel River has been selected by American Rivers as one of America’s Most Endangered Rivers®! The list features ten rivers at a crossroads with real opportunity in the coming year to address serious threats. In the Eel River, two dams...
Scott Dam and its Shaky Seismic Stability

Scott Dam and its Shaky Seismic Stability

by Steelhead | Apr 1, 2023 | Dam Removal, EcoNews Report, News

Tune into the EcoNews Report for big news about Eel River dam removal – PG&E is finally taking dam safety seriously! On March 16 the company announced big changes to how they will manage Scott Dam and Lake Pillsbury reservoir, based on an updated evaluation of...

PG&E Admits Scott Dam Faces Serious Seismic Risks

by Steelhead | Mar 17, 2023 | Dam Removal, FOER, News

PG&E Admits Scott Dam Faces Serious Seismic Risks In a March 16, 2023 press release, PG&E has admitted that Scott Dam faces previously unacknowledged risks from seismic activity. Those risks are so great that the utility has announced that it will never again...
Congressman Jared Huffman Returns to the Show to Spill All the DC Tea

Congressman Jared Huffman Returns to the Show to Spill All the DC Tea

by Steelhead | Feb 18, 2023 | EcoNews Report, News

We don’t know why he continues to join the show—doesn’t he realize he’s palling around with a bunch of treehugging dirt worshipers?—but Congressman Jared Huffman joins the EcoNews again for more discussion on what’s going on in Washington D.C....
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