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How Trump’s Endangered Species Act rollback is roiling Northern California

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By Andrew Graham Verified, Lizzie Kane Verified
| Capitol Alert Verified
Delta smelt are among the fish species struggling for survival in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and are listed as threatened under the Federal Endangered Species Act. President Donald Trump’s administration would see the act changed so actions degrading smelt habitat would no longer violate the law, provided the fish itself was not directly harmed. Since President Donald Trump took office for a second term, his administration has rolled back numerous environmental protections.
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Opponents of CEQA exemption for manufacturing facilities worry about key lawmaker Original

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By Andrew Graham Verified
| Capitol Alert Verified
Advocates gather in Oakland to call on Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, D-Oakland, to support a bill to end an exemption for certain manufacturing facilities from provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act. Wicks carries a key vote as chair of the Assembly Appropriations Committee. As chair of the Assembly Appropriations Committee, Buffy Wicks has considerable sway over which bills will live or die in her chamber following an Aug. 14 deadline.
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Forest Service kidnapping suspect terrorized neighbors for years. Washington state let him go Original

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By Andrew Graham Verified, Hannah Edelman Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
A home on a quiet, forested street in Washington State that was once occupied by Joseph Charles Hendrichsen and his son Phoneix. While living there, the father terrorized his neighbors with violent threats and erratic behavior. Three years before Joseph Charles Henrichsen emerged from the woods in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest and abducted two U.S. Forest Service biologists at gunpoint with an assault rifle, he terrorized his neighbors near Bellingham, Washington.
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