Recent Comments
Re: “SLO County debates its authority over Arroyo Grande Oilfield as it gives go-ahead to expand”
Our "climate change deigning" county leadership should take the time to read and understand the consequences of their support of big oil. See NPR story link below.
The time has come for NEW leadership in San Luis Obispo County, leadership that supports science and a future with less fossil fuel dependency...
https://www.npr.org/2021/10/29/1045344199/…
Re: “Nowhere to go”
IF this update of homelessness in our county prompts you to help in a new way, please consider donating to the Five Cities Homeless Coalition (5chc.org). This small organization is doing big things in south county. Do your research and please set a few dollars aside to help others in our county struggling to get a foothold...
Re: “It could happen here”
One local South County organization, the 5 Cities Homeless Coalition, is working hard to help those struggling without homes or shelter. Learn more about their efforts and consider donating at: https://5chc.org/
Re: “Diablo Canyon and desalination”
Is our county really doing anything to enhance our public water supply? RO water from the power plant seems a no brainer to supplement city supplies. What is the plan when this drought continues for another 5 or 10 years - WAIT AND SEE?
Outside the city, how about providing resources for rural properties to clean un-usable well water supplies, require shared water resources for new construction, step up AG water monitoring and set new restrictions on ALL crops, enforce flood irrigation and other existing water use rules. I'm not recommending spending a crap load of money doing a study, I'm asking for our county to take existing well-thought out ideas and JUST DO IT.
Re: “Exxon approaching”
Thank you Andrew Christie for putting a fine point on this important issue and helping raise awareness.
Re: “Noises coming from proposed energy facility site frustrate neighbors”
Focus on our lack of water should be our county’s priority, where this project may have negative impacts on nearby water. How about allowing the testing of this technology on the PGE Diablo property?