EHL Newsletter, EHL Newsletter • Fall 2018

Litigation was filed against the City of Rialto, and a state-of-the-art hydrologic study was provided to agencies deciding whether to permit massive development along Lytle Creek.

EHL is working to bring meaningful mitigation to transportation projects that affect natural habitat.

EHL has filed litigation against a massive project that conflicts with regional habitat planning and joined litigation against other projects that violate the General Plan.

EHL has joined litigation to improve a flawed plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

EHL commented to the media on land use and endangered species policies.

Sand Maths
Birds score zero by what our IQ math books teach,
yet with sandy tracks of shorebird psi and seagull del
the birds scratch out sound mathematics on the beach
to solve for what the sands and breakers have to tell.