Newsletter – November 2019
SEA First Annual Environmental Champion Awards Presentation.Coffee – Organic, Fair Trade, and Shade.Thank you to our generous supporters!Events.Forest Stewardship Workshops.
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Newsletter – October 2019
SEA First Annual Environmental Champion Awards.New SEA Tree Committee.Events.
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Recycling Basics: Don’t be a “Wish-cycler”
How to be a better recyclerBy Christina Piles Do you feel that you’re a good recycler? While many people place items in their curbside cart for recycling, very few people are clear about what can and can’t go in that cart. Have you ever walked up to your recycling cart with an item, but you’re…
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Newsletter – September 2019
Are you “Wish-cycling” or Recycling?New Supporting Organizations.New SEA Tree Committee.SEA Appointment to REU Solar Power Committee.Costco Final EIR Hearing Postponed.SEA Website Upgrade.Biomass in California and Shasta County.Events.
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SEA on KFOI – December 6, 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program on KFOI Radio, we sit down with Larry Glass, Executive Director of the North Coast Environmental Center (NEC). With over 40 years of experience in environmental activism, Larry shares the history of the NEC’s coalition model, the global impact of the Coastal Cleanup movement, and the…
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SEA on KFOI – November 16, 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, Tom O’Mara discusses his hands-on approach to sustainable living in Happy Valley. From building a custom passive-solar home to powering an electric vehicle with a residential solar array, Tom shares practical insights into reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving “zeroed out” energy bills. The program also…
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SEA on KFOI – November 14, 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, David Ledger covers a major local conservation victory where the Battle Creek Alliance successfully pressured Sierra Pacific Industries into withdrawing a flawed 1,000-acre clear-cutting plan. The broadcast also explores the rising impact of feral cat populations on wild birds in Redding and celebrates a successful community…
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SEA on KFOI – November 9, 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, David Ledger highlights local environmental updates, including a $995,000 grant awarded to the City of Redding for a new permeable-surface trail along Boulder Creek and post-fire trail restoration efforts at Mary Lake. The program also previews the upcoming Costco environmental hearing and features a discussion on…
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SEA on KFOI – November 2, 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, David Ledger explores the concept of preservation, highlighting President Teddy Roosevelt’s historic call to protect public lands and the ongoing modern legal battles surrounding the Bears Ears National Monument. The featured guest is Paul Vieno, Executive Director of the Shasta Land Trust, who explains how conservation…
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SEA on KFOI – October 26, 2018
On this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, host David Ledger covers local environmental updates—including regional trail closures, upcoming native plant field trips, and free post-Carr Fire erosion control materials—alongside broader eco-news discussing California’s SB 100 clean energy goals and the European Union’s recent single-use plastic ban, before transitioning into an interview with Anne…
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SEA on KFOI – October 12, 2018
On this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, host David Ledger covers two upcoming California ballot measures Proposition 3 (a water bond) and Proposition 6 (the gas tax repeal), highlighting opposition from groups like the Sierra Club and the League of Women Voters. The main segment features an interview with Ron Stork, Senior Policy…
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SEA on KFOI – October 5, 2018
In this episode of the Shasta Environmental Alliance Program, host David Ledger covers local environmental advocacy and community actions across the North State. The broadcast highlights a recent SEA Redding City Council candidates forum tackling critical local issues like urban sprawl, climate change, and oak tree preservation. The program also features updates on upcoming community…
