Despite numerous organizations dedicated to protecting California’s natural resources, we’re still largely defenseless when it comes to staunching the outbound flow of Golden State musical talent.
Crooked Still Poaches California’s Talent Read More »
Even as our freeways and bridges in the Bay Area are choked with traffic for hours every day, the population in the region is projected to grow from over 7 million now to over 9 million by 2025.
“Grow Smart Bay Area” Promotes Development as a Tool for Change Read More »
After years of community input and urging by Greenbelt Alliance, the City Council is now poised to place an urban growth boundary measure on the 2010 ballot.
Cloverdale to consider adopting an urban growth boundary Read More »
Greenbelt Alliance is the Bay Area’s advocate for open spaces and vibrant places. For over 50 years, we have
worked on protecting key open space areas and making the region’s cities and towns more livable and
sustainable. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed CEQA thresholds and guidelines.
Proposed California Environmental Quality Act Thresholds and Guidelines Read More »
Greenbelt Alliance, Save Mount Diablo, Sierra Club, and Brentwood residents have organized an opposition campaign to Measure F. If all goes well June 8, this development scheme will be beaten back, again.
Brentwood: Vote no on Measure F Read More »
A couple of weeks ago, an interesting link came through our Facebook feed: virtualsaltworks.org. There’s not much on the site other than a remarkably compelling video about one of the Bay Area’s most contentious development controversies.
Visualizing Futures for Redwood City Salt Ponds Read More »
ONE OF THE hottest pieces of real estate in the San Francisco Bay Area is a 1,500-acre expanse of concrete, landfill, and asbestos-stuffed warehouses.
