California formally recognizes role of Latinos in environmental conservation

SACRAMENTO — A legislative initiative seeking to recognize the role of California Latinos could play in outdoor recreational activities and environmental conservation was quietly voted on and enroll

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Steve says:

February 23, 2018 at 5:54 am

Seriously? This is what our government wastes its time on!!!

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California formally recognizes role of Latinos in environmental conservation

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