Stop the Delta Tunnel Act
The Stop the Delta Tunnel Act halts federal funding for California's Delta Tunnel, protecting local communities and ecosystems from its harmful environmental impacts.
The Stop the Delta Tunnel Act halts federal funding for California's Delta Tunnel, protecting local communities and ecosystems from its harmful environmental impacts.
The Stop the Delta Tunnel Act (HR 1311) aims to halt the construction of the proposed Delta Tunnel project in California. This legislation is introduced in response to concerns regarding the environmental, economic, and social impacts of the tunnel, which is intended to divert water from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
This referral indicates that the bill will undergo scrutiny and discussion within these committees before any further legislative action can take place.
The bill is sponsored by:
- Josh Harder (Primary Sponsor)
- Mike Thompson (Cosponsor)
- Mark DeSaulnier (Cosponsor)
- Jared Huffman (Cosponsor)
- John Garamendi (Cosponsor)
These sponsors represent a coalition of lawmakers advocating for environmental protection and community interests in California.
The Stop the Delta Tunnel Act (HR 1311) represents a significant legislative effort to address environmental and community concerns associated with the Delta Tunnel project. By prohibiting federal funding and emphasizing environmental protections, this bill seeks to safeguard the Delta region's ecological integrity and the well-being of its residents. As it moves through the legislative process, further discussions and potential amendments may shape its final form and impact.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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