I oppose Cargill's MASSIVE salt pond development project!

Cargill's development plan is the biggest threat to San Francisco Bay in 50 years. These 1,436 acres of salt ponds should be protected and restored to wetlands to benefit wildlife, water quality and the region's quality of life. I urge the Redwood City Council to reject this destructive Bay fill proposal and promote full restoration of the site.

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Latest News

February 3, 2012

Developer pauses Saltworks development for internal review as community oppose project

Opponents to one of the Bay Area’s largest proposed developments are not taking a back seat, despite months of silence from the developer. Since early November, developer DMB Associates has been...

October 31, 2011

Sylvia McLaughlin, Save the Bay founder, fights on

  Sylvia McLaughlin sat in the study of her Berkeley hills home - books, maps and documents scattered, as always, on her desk - and gestured out of a large corner window toward the gleaming blue...

Campaign Tidbits

February 3, 2012

Cargill’s abysmal record on the environment and human rights the focus of protests: http://bit.ly/zhEdRa

February 3, 2012

Central Valley almond farmer says no to Cargill/DMB water grab: http://bit.ly/vSGRj6

January 10, 2012

The Fight to Stop Cargill -- 2011 Year in Review: http://bit.ly/AbacWN