Flood Protection Plan for Sacramento
From Bruce Thomas:
Roger Dickinson, chairman of SAFCA, has published an article on flood control for Sacramento. It describes a rapid, sensible and affordable program that does not involve building any costly new flood control structures on free-flowing rivers (e.g., Auburn Dam).
Bruce posted information about the plan in his Whitewater Kayaking blog at Flood Protection Plan for Sacramento is on Track.
Bruce also supports Proposition 1E on the November ballot, saying it provides critical funding necessary for the above plan to be accomplished. Read Bruce's Case for Proposition 1E.
Roger Dickinson, chairman of SAFCA, has published an article on flood control for Sacramento. It describes a rapid, sensible and affordable program that does not involve building any costly new flood control structures on free-flowing rivers (e.g., Auburn Dam).
Bruce posted information about the plan in his Whitewater Kayaking blog at Flood Protection Plan for Sacramento is on Track.
Bruce also supports Proposition 1E on the November ballot, saying it provides critical funding necessary for the above plan to be accomplished. Read Bruce's Case for Proposition 1E.
Labels: flood protection, Main American River, river conservation, Sacramento, whitewater kayaking, whitewater rafting
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