Extend the moratorium protecting water in the Oxnard Plain

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THIS JUST IN — FROM https://www.cfrog.org/

Help to extend the moratorium protecting water in the Oxnard Plain.

Please contact your county supervisor TODAY and ask them to extend the moratorium which prohibits new cyclic steam projects in the vicinity of the Fox Canyon aquifer. The vote is Tuesday, Nov. 5.

U.S. Geological Survey scientists have found petroleum-related gases in potable water in the Fox Canyon aquifer system near steam injection and wastewater disposal wells in the tar sands there. The study suggests that the oil production may be contaminating the wells. The USGS scientists have asked for more studies.

Contact:
Steve Bennett (805) 654-2703 Steve.bennett@ventura.org
Linda Parks (805) 214-2510 Linda.parks@ventura.org
Kelly Long (805) 654-2276 Kelly.long@ventura.org
Bob Huber (805) 955-2300 Supervisor.huber@ventura.org
John Zaragoza (805) 654-2613 John.zaragoza@ventura.org

We have no reason to trust that oil operations in this area will be conducted properly. The county has found multiple permit violations and nullified the zoning clearance.
Questions? A fact sheet on the ordinance can be found here.

Ask your friends in other districts to call or email before the vote on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 3 p.m.

MORE: https://cfrog.nationbuilder.com/?utm_campaign=p_tar_sands_11_5_19&utm_medium=email&utm_source=cfrog

SUPPORT AN EMERGENCY BAN ON NEW TAR SANDS WELLS UNTIL THE SOURCE OF WATER CONTAMINATION IS EXAMINED

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JUST IN FROM CFROG —

We Need Your Help!

WHEN: TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 23 AT 1 p.m.
WHERE: Supervisors meeting in Ventura (800 S. Victoria)

SUPPORT AN EMERGENCY BAN ON NEW TAR SANDS WELLS UNTIL THE SOURCE OF WATER CONTAMINATION IS EXAMINED!

On TUESDAY, Supervisor Steve Bennett will bring back an urgency ordinance for a temporary ban on new wells or re-drilling of existing wells that use steam injection near potable water. It requires four out of the five supervisors to vote YES.

Please contact your supervisors TODAY and let them know you support this action. Ask your friends in other districts to call or email before Tuesday. A fact sheet on the ordinance can be found here.

MORE DETAILS- CLICK HERE

 

Steve Bennett (805) 654-2703
Steve.bennett@ventura.org

Linda Parks (805) 214-2510
Linda.parks@ventura.org

Kelly Long (805) 654-2276
Kelly.long@ventura.org

Bob Huber (805) 955-2300
Supervisor.huber@ventura.org

John Zaragoza (805) 654-2613
John.zaragoza@ventura.org

Per County Counsel:
“The USGS found indications that thermogenic petroleum-related gases are migrating into the potable water aquifers of the Fox Canyon aquifer system in the vicinity of steam injection and wastewater disposal wells. The study suggests that oil production involving steam injection may be causing or contributing to the migration of petroleum-related gases to, and the contamination of, the potable water aquifers. The USGS has indicated that additional study and assessment are needed regarding the issue.”

Please join in this urgent show of concern for our water and our health and safety…the most precious resource of all is at stake.

CFROG is fighting to protect your air, water and climate. DONATE TO CGROG

 

DOE releases cleanup plans for contaminated land

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DOE releases cleanup plans for contaminated land — Santa Susana Field Laboratory (Simi Valley)

“Work could start early this year at site of partial nuclear meltdown.
In what government officials are calling a “major milestone,” the U.S. Department of Energy has released its plan to clean up the contaminated Santa Susana Field Lab.” — The Camarillo Acorn

READ ARTICLE: https://www.thecamarilloacorn.com

What are DEWS?

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Too many fires started at once in Southern Cal, Greece, Australia and other places…not to consider this —

A directed-energy weapon (DEW) is a ranged weapon that damages its target with highly focused energy, including laser, microwaves and particle beams. Potential applications of this technology include weapons that target personnel, missiles, vehicles, and optical devices — WIKIPEDIA

http://www.newworldwar.org/dewintro.htm

2016: https://defensesystems.com/articles/

Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) – Global Market Outlook (2017-2023)

CALIFORNIA FIRES – DEW DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPON?
https://www.aircrap.org/2017/10/13/california-fires-dew-directed-energy-weapons/

BURNING BRIDGE AFTER THE FOREST FIRE IN MALIBU CALIFORNIA
https://www.aircrap.org/2018/12/02/burning-bridge-after-the-forest-fire-in-malibu-california-nov-10-2018

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRAILIA
https://www.aircrap.org/2018/12/01/fires-rage-in-the-land-down-under-is-queensland-targeted-with-dews/

Fire Captain interview on fires in 2017 in CA that relates to the current fires.

Do your own research. There’s more to the story than we know. Let’s piece it together.

Investigation into Santa Susana field hit by Woolsey Fire

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FROM BEYOND NUCLEAR — The Woolsey swept through the contaminated Santa Susana Field Laboratory site (SSFL)  just north of Los Angeles. There is some evidence that it actually started on the site. Work begins to assess whether or not radionuclides from this cold war research site were carried with the fire as it devastated 150,000 acres.

People in areas surrounding the contaminated Santa Susanna Field Laboratory site (SSFL) are worried that chemical and radioactive pollution may have been carried offsite by fire currents and smoke.

During the fire, the California Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) did not warn the public and fire fighters that smoke from the fire could be carrying radioactive particles from the site. The DTSC “believed” there was no danger but refused to make public the methods used, and results of, any testing they have done. Now the public is seeking the truth from more trustworthy sources.

Fairewinds Energy Education has released sampling protocols (download here) for collecting environmental specimens within 100 miles of SSFL and/or the Woolsey fire and its smoke. These specimens will be analyzed for radionuclide content. Instructions for collecting, cataloging and shipping specimens are included as well as how to get additional information or answers to your sampling questions. Read More at Beyond Nuclear

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UP-COMING: RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT FROM LATEST SOCAL FIRES?
Come Hear Why and Much More

Did the latest storm of deadly fires which swept through Southern California contain dangerous radiation from the Santa Susana Nuclear Testing Lab? Did the Woolsey Fire actually start there?
PHOTOS DOCUMENT THAT A FIRE STARTED AT THE SANTA SUSANA NUCLEAR LAB SITE WHERE A PARTIAL NUCLEAR MELTDOWN OCCURRED in the past.

Tuesday, December 4th – 7:30 PM At
The Aris & Carolyn Anagnos Peace Center
3916 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City 90230

The Public is Invited to this Free Event.
Holiday Snacks Will Be Served.
Free Parking in Rear and on the Street.

Speakers:
Denise Duffield: Associate Director of Physicians for Social Responsibility-Los Angeles (PSR-LA)

Professor Harvey Wasserman: Hosts KPFK’s California Solartopia Show – Thursdays 6:30-7:00 PM. He has been active in the National No Nukes Movement since 1973.

Hosted by Americans for Democratic Action of Southern California (ADA).
Please RSVP to: JansOrders@gmail.com to assure that there is adequate seating.