[S-C] Greenaction updates and revised Red Bluff Victory press release

[Bradley Angel]

Dear friends,

 

Greenaction and our community environmental justice partners are organizing
far and wide and there are many exciting and important updates and upcoming
actions:

 

Red Bluff, California: Greenaction and the community group are ready to
respond if and when InEnTec decides to go to court to try to overturn the
great decision of the Tehama County Air Pollution Control District Hearing
Board that voted 3-1 on December 21st in support of our appeal - and
invalidated InEnTec's permits from the agency for a proposed medical waste
plasma arc facility. 

 

You can read the proposed findings submitted by Greenaction and the
community that were adopted by the hearing board:  

http://www.greenaction.org/incinerators/redbluff/documents/CitizensAndGreena
ctionProposedFindings.pdf

 

Please also read the revised press release about this historic victory:

http://www.greenaction.org/incinerators/redbluff/documents/RedBluffPressRele
ase122205.pdf

 

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Join Pit River Indian Tribe members, Greenaction and many other supporters
in a protest and cultural gathering at the corporate offices of Calpine on
Friday, January 27th at 12 noon in San Jose, California to oppose Calpine's
plans to build a giant power plant next to Medicine Lake near Mt. Shasta.
This proposed power plant would destroy an area of great natural beauty, and
desecrate Medicine Lake which is profoundly sacred to the Pit River Indian
Tribe and other Native peoples in Northern California and Oregon.

 

Read more about the rally
http://www.greenaction.org/powerplants/medicinelake/documents/MedLakeRallyFl
yer012706.pdf

 

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February 17-19, 2006: Gather at Ward Valley to celebrate the 8th anniversary
of the successful occupation that stopped the proposed Ward Valley nuclear
waste dump. Sponsored by the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe

http://www.greenaction.org/wardvalley/documents/FlyerWardValley2006.pdf

 

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ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND JUSTICE TO ENABLE US TO CONTINUE THIS
IMPORTANT WORK.

You can donate online at http://www.greenaction.org
<http://www.greenaction.org/>   Thanks for your support!

 

 

 

 

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