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More Wildfire, More Retardant? Some Question Its Efficacy

The U.S. Forest Service has used fire retardant for six decades, including about 14 million more gallons in 2021 than the 10-year average. Some experts wonder if retardant is effective, and safe, enough for continued use.

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Woke to the Gills: Report Fillets Fish Management s White Supremacy, Condemns Calling Fish Negative Names – RedState

Woke to the Gills: Report Fillets Fish Management s White Supremacy, Condemns Calling Fish Negative Names – RedState
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Cultural biases impact native fish, too

Cultural biases impact native fish, too
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Act TODAY: California fish are facing extinction - Urge CA State Water Board to protect the Bay/Delta!

Published on February 2nd, 2021 Please join a coalition of environmental, Tribal, fishing and environmental justice groups on Tuesday, February 2 to urge the State Water Resources Control Board to adopt and implement new flow standards. More flow is needed to protect the fish and wildlife in the Bay-Delta ecosystem and the rivers that flow into it – including the salmon runs that support salmon fishing jobs from Morro Bay to Fisherman’s Wharf and into Oregon. (Dan Bacher photo) By Dan Bacher The State Board has been paralyzed for years. We need strong public support to get them to do their job.

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