Debunking Wildfires | Dr. Chad Hanson Interview
NBC 6 South Florida interviews Dr. Chad Hanson about wildfires and how to protect our communities. We need to shift our efforts and resources away from backcountry fuels reduction toward
Oroville City Council Meeting – July 21, 2026
The Dioxin Education Committee submitted a Formal Public Comment yesterday, July 20, 2026, which is on today’s City Council Meeting agenda, listed as Item #6 under Regular Business. Several members
Formal Public Comment Submitted
The attached Formal Public Comment was submitted yesterday, July 20, 2026 and is listed as Item #6 under Regular Business on the agenda for today’s Oroville City Council Meeting, details
Dioxin Education Committee Meeting – August 10, 2026
Monthly get-together to discuss current status, progress and discoveries since last meeting, plans and objectives for next meeting. The general public is welcome.
Carole King & Chad Hanson | Private Logging on Public Land
This week we sit down with legendary singer Carole King and influential forest ecologist Chad Hanson about the surprising role of the US Forestry Service in commercial logging on public
Redwood Mountain Grove | Natural Regeneration & Logging Bills
On a recent trip to Redwood Mountain Grove, Dr. Chad Hanson discusses natural regeneration in a high-intensity fire patch and the deceptively named bills that are currently proposing to log
A Mammoth Biomass Project Withers in California
If climate progress has felt increasingly two steps forward, one step back of late, California’s forest advocates recently took a big leap in the fight. Following a two-year campaign, they
Toxic Threats to Oroville & Butte County
Did you know the City of Oroville plans to build a biomass gasification plant in South Oroville? The Troubling History of the Proposed Site What We Must Do Demand transparent,
Forest and Wildfire Myths
Read these 8 Forest and Wildfire Myths provided by FeatherRiverAction.org.
Notes from the Dioxin Education Committee Meeting – May 18, 2026
Here are the notes from the DEC Working Group meeting on May 18th: Present: Celeste Garcia (facilitator), Bill Bynum (secretary), Don Noble, Linda Draper, Douglas Fischer, Bonita Malone, and Kathy
Biomass is a money pit that won’t solve California’s energy or wildfire problems
An excellent commentary by Shaye Wolf, climate science director at the Center for Biological Diversity. Biomass energy — electricity made by burning or gasifying trees — is an expensive, dirty
