Sierra Club Angeles Chapter - BALLONA TIMELINE: History of Engagement, Protection and Restoration of Ballona Wetlands Beginning in 1988 to present
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SIERRA CLUB BALLONA TIME LINE:
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YouTubes, Vimeo Video, Slide Shows - Library and Links
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PREPARING FOR RESTORATION BALLONA WETLANDS ECOLOGICAL RESERVE
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Grassroots Coalition Has Won Every Lawsuit
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2014 California Coastal Commission Letter to Playa Capital and California Department Fish & Wildlife (CDFW) about Two Unpermitted Drains (Coastal Act Violation) in the Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve
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2014 California Coastal Commission Letter from Andrew Willis, Coastal Commission Enforcement Officer, to Playa Capital and California Department Fish & Wildlife (CDFW).
Grassroots Coalition (GC) later sued Playa Capital, LLC and CDFW and prevailed in order to enforce the Coastal Commission's request which later became an order.
2017 California Department of Fish & Wildlife, (CDFW) Betty Courtney Cites Harm to Ballona Due to Reduced Water Flow From Playa Vista
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From: Patricia Mcpherson
To: Andrew Willis <andrew.willis@coastal.ca.gov>; Todd Cardiff
Understanding Ballona.
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Southern Sierra News about Ballona CALIFORNIA DEPT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE: BALLONA BETRAYAL OF PUBLIC TRUST 1/21/2020
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Southern Sierra News about Ballona
CALIFORNIA DEPT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE: BALLONA BETRAYAL OF PUBLIC TRUST
Playa Vista Buyers Will Test Capability of Methane Shield
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January 6, 2003
Playa Vista Buyers Will Test Capability of Methane Shield
Critics call high-tech safeguards unproven. Courts back experts who devised system.
Oil well gas leak creates new dangers for local residents and visitors to Ballona Wetlands - University City Syndicate
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ALERT:
An increasingly dangerous gas leak from the oil well located in the Fresh Water Marsh, just west of Lincoln Blvd, in the Ballona Wetlands, has been proclaimed by oil and gas experts as a "significant surface hazard."
Alleged Clean Water Act Violation: Playa Vista; CA Department of Fish & Wildlife; and, Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission's 2013 emails establish they knew of Illegal Drains that allowed contaminated Channel Water to flow into Ballona Wetlands.
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