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Earthjustice seems to be one of the few effective legal guardians of our planet, and for that I am grateful. Based on the intent of the shorezone plan, I question how long will the existing governing structure remain? How long can we afford to allow doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results to continue? Unfortunately, Lake Tahoe depends on people to save it from people.
This is good news, but we can't stop all future growth. As things change, we must find creative ways to protect and sustain the environment, the economy, and the community. Sustainability and the future of Lake Tahoe is linked geotourism. The Sustainable Tahoe Congress held at Sand Harbor on September 16, 2010, clearly demonstrated the possibilities for an exciting future, if people are willing to work together. Anyone concerned about the community, the environment, and the economy, of Lake Tahoe should get involved with Sustainable Tahoe. Visit their website at: http://sustaintahoe.wordpress.com/about-2/
We should insist that all new development not allow Blacktop within a designated area close to the lake for low speed traffic and Parking. This Blacktop run off in many cases runs straight into the Lake.. Case in point Cave Rock Boat ramp.... The "Re-Oiling" which was again applied dries and runs right into the lake and on to the beach there......:(
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I've visited relatives there several times and especially noted more development last summer. It is a tricky thing, to keep a place from being loved to death, and I hope Lake Tahoe is saved.
You may have noticed the developement on South Shore do to the fire a few years ago! Many are still rebuilding, and without tree cover it looks stark.
Hopes the courts will continue denying development on this land and all national & county park ares!
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