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As we’ve been saying, the federal administration’s order to restart the Sable pipeline is dangerous, illegal and won’t do anything to lower gas prices.
Thanks to @AGRobBonta for filing this critical lawsuit on behalf of California.
#BREAKING: We’re filing a lawsuit to stop the Trump Administration’s unlawful order that oil company Sable says forced it to restart two pipelines implicated in the disastrous 2015 Refugio Oil spill.
Protecting California’s rights, coastlines, and communities is our guiding
DID YOU KNOW: More than 300 wildfire safety projects have been approved in 300 days — thanks to @CAGovernor Gavin Newsom’s decisive action, wildfire safety projects are being approved in as little as 30 days, saving years or more of review.
CDFW partnered with @CalNatResources, @CAStateParks & @OPC_California to host a 30x30 Outreach Ambassador Workshop. 30 leaders from across CA joined to help expand awareness and engagement around the state’s 30x30 Initiative. https://www.facebook.com/CaliforniaDFW/posts/pfbid0gQdcTj53LgTWA6WPhXP1E7XTrAKaQrEQnbB7sujX5fhK734gjmTBZuFayTHFRgLal
This remotely controlled brush-shredding robot is helping the CAL FIRE SanDiego Unit fuels crews build and maintain fuel breaks, clear roadside vegetation, and prepare plots for prescribed burns.
This is another example of CAL FIRE's fuel-reduction efforts to reduce the
🥵 Why is it so hot this March?
CNN: Climate scientists at World Weather Attribution published an analysis Friday that found this heat wave would be “virtually impossible for this time of year in a world without human-induced climate change.”
The US is on the verge of an all-time heat record for March. Yes, it’s climate change. | CNN
The impending US heat record is an alarming signal of how hot the planet is getting and how fast it’s happening.
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This month, Secretary @WadeCrowfoot has been sitting down with leaders from some of our state conservancies, which are expert at taking state funding and turning it into on-the-ground progress. Here's his chat with Angela Avery of the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, which recently
One year after @CAgovernor proclaimed a state of emergency to fast-track critical forest management projects, >300 wildfire safety projects have been approved statewide in 300 days to confront the severe ongoing risk of catastrophic wildfires.
Learn more: https://www.gov.ca.gov/2026/03/20/california-announces-300-wildfire-projects-fast-tracked-in-300-days/
Explore a map of the planned, in-progress and completed projects here: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/44774e7d2cb1438ca901a38793e2fdec/page/Approved-Projects-Dashboard
Just last year, California completed four wildlife crossings with an average price tag of $16 million – and 37 more are in progress across the state at an average cost of $15 million.
The Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is the most ambitious project of its kind in the world with a
Colorado built this wildlife overpass last year for $15 million. It’ll pay for itself within five years from the avoided collisions.
California spending $114 million on a failed wildlife overpass is absurd.
Thanks to our hosts, Mountain Counties Water Resources Association & @CAsWatershed, and all who joined today's meeting which showcased how Task Force partners in the Central Sierra are working across land ownerships, developing a robust workforce, & utilizing innovative funding
