
Our Klamath Basin
Water Crisis
Upholding rural Americans' rights to grow food,
own property, and caretake our wildlife and natural resources.
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Bills,
Laws, Acts, Lawsuits, HERE for Endangered Species Act Lawsuits
***Here
to write letters regarding bills that WILL impact you.
California Farm Bureau Federation Friday Review, 8/8/08, new bills.
Irrigators disappointed by
dismissal, H&N, posted 7/28/08 California Farm Bureau Federation Friday Review, July 18, 2008
California Farm Bureau
Federation Friday Review, 7/11/08
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The
Budget Conference Committee
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AB
2921 – Williamson Act
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AB
1107 – Workers’ wages
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AB
1988 – Immediate abatement of hazards
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AB
2076 – Use of E-Verify
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AB
2716 – Paid sick leave
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SB
1436 – Accidental endangered species
take
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Senate Rules Committee – Len Welsh California Farm Bureau Friday Review 6/27/08. This issue covers: AB 32 – ARB Global Warming Solutions Act AB 186 – Rural Crime Prevention AB 541 – Ag biotechnologies AB 844 & SB 691 – Metal theft AB 1634 – Spay and neuter AB 2168 – Ag product sales AB 2760 & CDFA – LBAM AB 2881 – Right to farm SB 200 – Video surveillance SB 944 – Delta smelt SB 1436 – Accidental take allowances SB 1613 & SB 33 – Wireless telephone restrictions California Farm Bureau Friday Review, 6/20/08 Congress Pushes to Keep Land Untamed; Bills Could Add Millions of Acres Of Wilderness, Washington Post, posted to KBC 6/20/08 Salmon win in this dam legal battle, Capital Press editorial 4/25/08. "It's a fact that some environmental groups won't be happy until every dam is removed from every salmon stream and river in the West. Whether that's practical is, for them, not a concern. They simply don't seem to be willing to accept any alternatives. For them, it's an all-or-nothing proposition." Hage vs U.S. final decision, posted 6/10/08 (Eminent Domain) - Important issues ahead in California’s primary by Geri Byrne, Modoc County Republican Party chair, H&N 5 28/08. "(Proposition 98 protects our farmlands and our businesses that Proposition 99 does not. Proposition 99 was put on the ballot by the municipalities that want to be able to take our land and use it for economic development. It includes a poison pill that will negate Proposition 98 if Proposition 99 gets more votes. It is important to vote yes on 98 and no on 99." California Farm Bureau Federation Friday Review 5/30/08. "This week's issue addresses bills approved through the Assembly and the Senate, in addition to AB 2402 (extending the rest time for motor carriers), AB 2714 ("loss of load") and SB 1663 (tire-hauler funding)." This week's California Farm Bureau Federation Friday Review covers the actions of the Senate and Assembly Appropriations Committees, 3/23/08
California Farm Bureau Federation Friday
Review, May 16, 2008.
The
revised budget proposal:
California Farm Bureau Friday Review
5/9/08.
California Farm Bureau Federation Friday
Review, posted 5/5/08:
California Farm Bureau Federation Friday Review, 4/25/08. "Farm Bureau’s testimony focused on the fact that Prop. 98 will not affect the use of eminent domain for public facilities, public transportation, or public utilities, such as much needed water infrastructure. Despite the false claims by our opponents, Prop. 98 will not impact future water development in California." APRIL 11, 2008 California Farm Bureau Friday Review, Bills Klamath adjudication process reopens, H&N 4/10/08 Rahall Introduces Bill Upholding Federal Trust Relationship with Indian Country, Resources Committee 3/31/08 Friday Review of California Bills and Laws, CFBF, posted to KBC 3/25/08. "This weeks Friday Review contains information on AB 2860 (Williamson Act), AB 2881 (right-to-farm), AB 1992 (local government associations, SB 1285 and SB 1323 (adequacy of land appraisals for conservation purposes)". Is your property surrounded by tribal land? California Senate Bill 331, 3/25/08
PRESS
RELEASE:
Federal
Circuit agrees to send Klamath water
issues to Oregon Supreme Court,
Marzulla Law, posted 3/13/08 Friday Review, California Farm Bureau Federation, posted 3/16/08. "This issue touches on the "fight of a lifetime" state budget, hearings on Leafy Greens Marketing, AB 1760 (veterinarian board temporary licensing); AB 2222 (ground water quality), SB 1176 (reducing water board members), AB 2714 (CFBF sponsored "chaff" bill), and SB 1663 (waste and used tire hauling)." California Farm Bureau Federation Friday Review, Bills and Laws, posted to KBC 2/17/08 California Farm Bureau Federation Friday Review, 2/8/08 OREGON: New year brings new laws, H&N 12/31/07 Public lands photo fee plan goes way too far, H&N, posted to KBC 12/31/07 OREGON: Judge halts Oregon's same-sex partnerships; Challenge claimed petition signers' names improperly rejected by state, WorldNetDaily 12/29/07. "The new policy gives homosexual RDP inmates the special privilege of living together but denies it for heterosexual married inmates, just the opposite of what the policy is trying to achieve, and discriminates against heterosexuals based on their sexual orientation..." Many new laws impact farmers on January 1, AgAlert, CFBF posted 12/28/07 Oregon Farm Bureau losing members over Measure 49, H&N 12/17/07. HERE for past articles on Measure 49 Attorney fears federal revision will engulf U.S. (with Clean Water Act); Proposed legislation broadens legal definition of waters of the U.S.’ Capital Press 12/7/07. WRITE! Comment period extended! |