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Join us for the April Solidarity Gathering
Join EPIC and our allies Friends of the Eel River and the Coalition for Responsible Transportation Priorities (CRTP), for their monthly Solidarity Gathering at Humbrews in Arcata on April 13th from 5–7 pm. Come learn how to participate in community decision-making and help shape the future of our cities, rivers, and forests. CRTP will share about their campaign for safer local streets, and EPIC will teach you how to get involved in environmental policymaking in our region. Jo
Mar 31


We are seeking items for our Annual Silent Action
Donate an item today!
Mar 31


Bill to End Commercial Logging Mandate in State Forests Passes First Committee
On March 23rd, legislation sponsored by EPIC and authored by Asm. Chris Rogers passed out of its first legislative committee, the Assembly Natural Resources Committee.
Mar 31


Action Alert: Attend the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors meeting next Tuesday to support AB 2494
Tell the Mendocino Board of Supervisors to send a letter of support in favor of AB 2494 to the State Legislature!
Mar 18


Action Alert: Stop Pesticide Pollution in Smith River Estuary
The California State Water Board has opened a comment period for the draft General Waste Discharge Requirements for Commercial Lily Bulb Operations in the Smith River Plain and the draft Environmental Impact Report. These permits will regulate the ongoing pollution from commercial lily bulb operations in the Smith River Estuary. Ongoing pesticide pollution of the Smith River Estuary puts at risk the air and water quality for the community of Smith River, the health of residen
Mar 18


Committee Hearing for AB 2494, EPIC Bill to End Commercial Logging Mandate in State Forests
On March 23, at 2:30 p.m., EPIC’s sponsored legislation AB 2494 that will end the commercial logging in the Jackson Demonstration State Forest, will be heard in its first committee meeting in the California State Legislature.
Mar 18


Understanding Electricity Transmission’s Purpose & Planning
EPIC staff recently sat down with researchers at the Schatz Energy Research Center to learn more about the proposed Humboldt transmission projects for an episode of the EcoNews Report. Click here to read a transcript or listen.
Mar 18

