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Bringing water back to the Kern River

Bakersfield City Council members voted unanimously Wednesday night to approve an environmental impact report on the city's bid to keep water in the Kern River through Bakersfield, year-round.

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murph56 - 10/1/2012 3:56 PM
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Agenda 21, do you mean the crackpot agenda?

Oldfart - 10/1/2012 12:04 PM
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Is there 1,250 Major Damns in the lower 48 states? As yes Isabella is going to get a overhaul not a tear down!

murph56 - 10/1/2012 12:00 PM
2 Votes
If someone would do their research they would see that the Isabella Damn overhaul plan is to repair and raise it 16 feet not tear it down! As for taking down 650 damns in the lower 48 states I can't seem to locate any info on this but I did locate 2 removed and 3 that they are thinking about which was once used for the farmers or power plants which are no longer needed!

murph56 - 9/30/2012 8:44 PM
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About time we stop sending all of our water to the southland and start letting it seep back into our ground to refill our water tables before we became just another dried up ghost town!

freedomfighter - 9/27/2012 10:33 PM
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well you guy's down stream .will probaly be getting all the water you want.soon as this so called. leaking damn is torn down under agenda 21 .they have all ready taken down like 650 damns in the lower 48. and have enother 600 to go.so you think all these's damn became faulty at the same time. lol nope its planned steal your property and give it to the u.n. to save the enviroment . did you know that are national parks dont belong to us nope u.n. bio sphere ...... look it up and (agenda 21 ) wake up turn off the corperate controlled mainstream media and do your own research

cardholder - 9/27/2012 6:30 PM
2 Votes
it is time for this to happen
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