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Help Stop the Raising of Shasta Dam

Right now, the Winnemem Wintu need your active support to fight legislation that would allow Shasta Dam to be raised. This would drown many of their last remaining sacred places and traditional homelands.

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Senator Dianne Feinstein 331 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC  20510

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https://www.radioculturasd.com.br/ufma58797yd Re: Shasta Dam Raise and the Winnemem Wintu Tribe

https://www.kidsensetherapygroup.com/mahd6qw Dear Senator Feinstein:

https://poweracademy.nl/umhogs6429 Please do not authorize or fund the raising of Shasta Dam by 18.5 feet.

The dam raise would flood most of the remaining homelands of the Winnemem Wintu, people who retain strong connections to ceremonial grounds, sacred sites and ancestral villages along the McCloud River. This tribe has suffered enough from the existing dam. Their traditional way of life depends on the river and the Winnemem culture is a critical thread in the fabric of our society. Let’s not destroy this tribe for an unnecessary and expensive construction project.

https://flowergardengirl.co.uk/2022/09/14/u6ib3ohb Raising the dam would cost the public hundreds of millions of dollars to yield—in high-water years only—a small amount of very expensive water for a handful of beneficiaries. The Shasta reservoir rarely fills now, at the dam’s current height. There are surer, cheaper, faster alternatives, including conservation and efficiency, underground storage and recycling, to provide the needed water. This project will hurt the endangered salmon it is supposed to help. We should not use 20th century technology to address 21st century challenges.

Nor should we further enrich the Westlands Water District with taxpayer subsidized water they can sell for a profit.

Finally, McCloud River is protected under California’s Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Further flooding of the free-flowing McCloud would violate the Act and set a dangerous precedent for all our rivers.

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• Consider lifestyle changes and support legal reform to reduce energy and water use.
• Be an ethical traveler and a responsible consumer. Minimize impact and seek instruction from indigenous guardians.
• Be active on a specific issue: Shasta Dam, Keystone XL pipeline, Mauna Kea telescopes, fossil fuel divestment, the planning process for Kaho`olawe in Hawai`i—and commit for the long haul.
• Broadcasts are happening now. Encourage your friends to watch.
• Record the broadcasts and host a screening party. Download our free Discussion Guides to
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• Donate to help create foreign language versions of these films for indigenous communities and
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• Take long walks in wild places—and don’t carry water in disposable plastic bottles!