By Rebecca Schwartz Lesberg Marin County, and all of California, needs more housing and modern infrastructure. We need reliable water and energy systems, better transportation, and greater resilience to wildfire. […]
Prop. 45 is the Wrong Kind of Permitting Reform Read More »
Two assessments point to voluntary collaboration, shared expertise and coordinated funding as Marin prepares for one of its most consequential long-term challenges. Marin County is moving toward a more coordinated
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At MCL’s June Climate Action Working Group meeting, Dr. Lydia Smith Vaughn of the San Francisco Estuary Institute described a growing area of climate science that is easy to overlook because so
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Barry Vesser on California’s Climate Future The Marin Conservation League’s Climate Action Working Group spent much of its May meeting grappling with a question increasingly central to California climate politics:
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Why Marin Conservation League Supports SMART’s Measure B Marin Conservation League (MCL) supports Sonoma-Marin Rail Transit’s (SMART) Measure B sales tax renewal. We do so because SMART has become an
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Marin Advocates Push Building Electrification on Multiple Fronts From new housing projects to household workshops, local groups are pressing the case for all-electric buildings Electrification advocates gathered this month with
CAWG Recap: Resilient Neighborhoods & Electrification Update Read More »
ICYMI: Point Reyes Transition Moves from Policy to On-the-Ground Action Point Reyes Superintendent Anne Altman and The Nature Conservancy’s Project Manager Greg Richardson History was made on January 8, 2025,
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