Lawsuit
filed over Altamont Pass bird deaths
Tue, Nov. 02, 2004
By Lisa Fernandez
Mercury News |
Retooled
park tax gets support it was seeking
Thu, Nov. 04, 2004
By Mike Taugher
CONTRA COSTA TIMES
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LIVERMORE
Workshop on saving vernal pools
Friday, November 5, 2004
- Erin Hallissy, Chronicle Staff Writer
©2004 San Francisco Chronicle |
Marsh
project evolves
$12
MILLION PLAN TO RESTORE 1,400 ACRES AT BAIR ISLAND TO
THEIR 1946 WILD STATE
Fri, Nov. 05, 2004
By Paul Rogers
Mercury News |
SAN
FRANCISCO BAY
Exotic grass attacks marshes, mudflats
Invasive plant eliminates natives, threatening wildlife
- Jane Kay, Chronicle Environment Writer
Sunday, November 7, 2004
©2004 San Francisco Chronicle |
Plan
may threaten Delta's improved ecosystem
Posted on Tue, Nov. 09, 2004
ASSOCIATED PRESS
CONTRA COSTA TIMES |
Richmond
considers competing Point Molate project proposals
Posted on Wed, Nov. 10, 2004
By Rebecca Rosen Lum
CONTRA COSTA TIMES
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RICHMOND
Council approves casino plan - Hotel, slots may
come to Point Molate
- Cecilia M. Vega, Wyatt Buchanan, Chronicle Staff Writers
Wednesday, November 10, 2004
©2004 San Francisco
Chronicle |
Editorial:
The disappearing Delta
Global warming forces a review
Published 2:15 am PST Wednesday, November 10, 2004
The Sacramento Bee |
Future
of Delta a topic of debate among water managers
By Don Thompson
Associated Press
Thursday, November 11, 2004
Marin Independent Journal |
'Invader'
marsh grass threatening life in S.F. Bay
Friday, November 12, 2004
By Terence Chea
ASSOCIATED PRESS
CONTRA COSTA TIMES
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Levee
trouble revives Peripheral Canal talk
Global warming, billions of dollars and
a North-South feud heat the pot
By Mike Taugher
Monday, November 15
CONTRA
COSTA TIMES |
CONTRA
COSTA COUNTY
New ally against Nile virus - Biologist breeds rare native
fish that has a taste for mosquito larvae
- Glen Martin, Chronicle Environment Writer
Saturday, November 13, 2004
©2004 San Francisco
Chronicle |
Albany
creek restoration under way
By Alan Lopez
Friday, November 19, 2004
CONTRA COSTA TIMES |
Riparian
connections run deep in Lagunitas Creek
- Geoffrey Coffey
Wednesday, November 17, 2004
©2004 San Francisco Chronicle |
ENVIRONMENT
Plan to protect seasonal pools - State's threatened
microworlds focus of federal proposal
- Janine
DeFao, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, November 19, 2004
©2004 San Francisco Chronicle |
Salmon
may be making return
North Coast's commercial catch improves, but still far
behind 1980s levels
Article published Nov 21, 2004
© The Press Democrat. |
Trash
plans heating up with baylands debate
FOES WANT CITY TO STAY WITH PLANNED PARK
By Kellie Schmitt
Monday, November 22, 2004
Mercury News |
| SAN
RAFAEL
Refuge in the bay
Birds dwell on islands once visited by Indians, pirates
- Peter
Fimrite, Chronicle Staff Writer
Monday, November 22, 2004
©2004 San Francisco Chronicle |
Talking
Trash
Environmentalists
claim proposed landfill expansion threatens wetlands
by
Jordan E. Rosenfeld
From the November 24-30, 2004 issue of the North Bay Bohemian.
Copyright ©
Metro Publishing Inc. Maintained by
Boulevards New
Media. |
LAFAYETTE
Court tosses plan to flood delta islands, sell water
Judges rule state was premature in issuing permit
- Erin Hallissy, Chronicle Staff Writer
Thursday, November 25, 2004
©2004
San Francisco Chronicle |
SPAWNERS'
COMEBACK
As sewage, trash and chemicals have been cleaned up, fall-run
chinook salmon are returning to the Napa River
- Glen Martin, Chronicle Environment
Writer
Saturday, November 27, 2004
©2004 San Francisco Chronicle |
Salmon
returning to Marin creeks
By Mark Prado
IJ reporter
Monday, November 29, 2004
Marin Independent Journal |
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