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WindAction | Wind project in San Diego's backcountry runs into turbulence - Vimarsana News

WindAction | Wind project in San Diego's backcountry runs into turbulence

The fate of a proposed wind energy project that would install 60 turbines hundreds of feet high in rural East County is up in the air, after a California court granted an appeal to a local group opposed to its construction. Ranchers Donna and Joe Tisdale ...formed a group called Backcountry Against Dumps that filed a petition in San Diego Superior Court, arguing — among other complaints — the project violated the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and various planning and zoning regulations. The Superior Court dismissed the petition but on March 1...

Wind project in San Diego's backcountry runs into turbulence - Vimarsana News

Wind project in San Diego's backcountry runs into turbulence

Backcountry wind project runs into turbulence. The Boulder Brush project, paired with turbines at the Campo Indian Reservation, hits legal hurdles

Name Dropping | Omega Nu totals its community contributions - Vimarsana News

Name Dropping | Omega Nu totals its community contributions

Omega Nu of Santa Cruz, which supports various community programs, announced that in 2023 it has awarded nearly $66,000 to impactful community organizations.

The Legislature's top climate power broker - Vimarsana News

The Legislature's top climate power broker

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New pool wheelchair arrives at Simpkins Swim Center - Vimarsana News

New pool wheelchair arrives at Simpkins Swim Center

"It's such a water-based county and for a lot of our people with disabilities, having access to these water programs is either difficult or sometimes even improbable," said David Molina, chair of the county's Commission on Disabilities. "I can't tell you how much it helps."