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Hetch Hetchy restoration on NBC Bay Area TV
We're excited that restoring Hetch Hetchy will be featured on mainstream television in the Bay Area this Sunday (and rebroadcast August 23). It will...
Rethinking Dams – A thoughtful approach from UC Davis
Last week, an impressive septet from the UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences published a thoughtful blog titled “What’s the dam problem with...
We need a new generation of San Franciscans – without Hetch Hetchy in their DNA
Of course, many San Franciscans, old-timers and new arrivals alike, do support restoration, as do residents of San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties...
Once again, San Francisco officials are limiting public access to the majestic Hetch Hetchy Valley
CalMatters has posted our op ed “Once again, San Francisco officials are limiting public access to the majestic Hetch Hetchy Valley”. CalMatters is...
Hair and other Hetch Hetchy hyperbole – now backfiring
San Francisco officials have hyped the City’s water quality for more than a century, using it to justify damming an iconic landscape in Yosemite...
Congress excludes public in Yosemite National Park, again
The House of Representatives engaged in last-minute, closed-door shenanigans as it passed a $1.37 trillion spending plan for 2020. The bill includes...
Tom Clark – a “water buffalo” for restoration (plus a binkie story)
It's impossible to overstate the importance of getting support from water industry experts, especially leaders like Clark and Boronkay. They...
A good dam for a good man
"Water Buffalo" Carl Boronkay supported restoration of Hetch Hetchy. Carl Boronkay was no typical tree-hugger. Carl was a "water buffalo" - a term...
A historic bid for limited boating at Hetch Hetchy Reservoir
Today's San Francisco Chronicle includes a supportive full-page article on our request, submitted jointly with CalTrout, to allow environmentally...
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