Santa Paula High Teens Do Good Things for the Earth
By Nina Danza With school ending and tests looming, it was an inspiration to see high school teens from Santa Paula High give up a few personal hours to get out and give time to environmental service. On Sunday 5-31-15, a few SESPEA club representatives did light duty ecological work at the Hedrick Ranch Nature […]
Busy, Busier, Busiest: Twelve 3 to 5 story apartment buildings proposed for Hwy. 101 and Johnson Dr.
By Nina Danza The intersection of Hwy 101 and Johnson Drive is about to get very busy. Probably about 305 new apartments in 12 new three-to-five story buildings, and a lot of new auto trips busy. These consequences are the result of a proposed project at the now vacant lot on the corner of N. […]
Will Levees on the Santa Clara River Harm the Environment?
by Nina Danza A levee project along the Santa Clara River is proposed by the County Watershed Protection District (Ventura County) to contain storm water for the sole purpose of reducing flood insurance requirements to neighborhoods in Oxnard. The levees would be built from about Hwy 101 for 2 miles downstream mostly on the south […]
BOOK REVIEW: Eco Tyranny by Brian Sussman
by Logan McFadden ECO-TYRANNY written by Brian Sussman presents the author’s view that the Left’s Green Agenda will Dismantle America. The book concludes that the Federal Government is pursuing a “land acquisition” policy through the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) enforcement of the Clean Air Act. Mr. Sussman traces the abolition of private property back to […]
