This article presents letters expressing opposition to California's Delta tunnel project and support for San Ramon's Climate Action Plan. Opponents argue that high costs and environmental damage make the tunnel project unjustifiable, while proponents highlight the pre-existing support for San Ramon's climate initiatives and their potential effectiveness. The contrasting viewpoints reflect concerns over water resource management and environmental sustainability in California, emphasizing the importance of regulatory systems in managing large infrastructure projects.
Like the overbudget high-speed rail project, the Delta tunnel is an exercise in massive spending for infrastructure that does not have sufficient public support.
I, for one, am thankful for the regulatory system. Some projects should not be built.
I fully support the actions being taken by San Ramon to lessen their impact on the climate.
The cornerstone measure that they've based their plan around has its roots in existing legislation and the goals of the Open Space Advisory Committee of San Ramon.
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