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October 2017

SCOPE Blog

SCOPE Blog: Why We Refused to Participate in a $25 Million Agreement to Stop Fighting Newhall Ranch

As most people probably already know, Newhall Ranch is a massive project located along Los Angeles County’s last free flowing river, the Santa Clara. It will pave over 1500 acres of prime farmland, fill the flood plain with 7 million cubic yards of dirt, levy a portion of the river Read more…

By Lynne Plambeck, 8 yearsOctober 1, 2017 ago
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