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Arambula proposes bill to block CEMEX’s controversial quarry expansion in Fresno County

Summary by The San Joaquin Valley Sun
Asm. Joaquin Arambula (D–Fresno) is looking to prevent CEMEX from expanding its gravel mining operations along the San Joaquin River.  Arambula’s bill, which is still in development, has already won the support of Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer, who, in part, fears that city taxpayers would be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in impacts to city roads.  The backstory: CEMEX, a major building materials company headquartered in Mexico, wants to…
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Arambula proposes bill to block CEMEX’s controversial quarry expansion in Fresno County

Asm. Joaquin Arambula (D–Fresno) is looking to prevent CEMEX from expanding its gravel mining operations along the San Joaquin River.  Arambula’s bill, which is still in development, has already won the support of Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer, who, in part, fears that city taxpayers would be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in impacts to city roads.  The backstory: CEMEX, a major building materials company headquartered in Mexico, wants to…

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Arambula’s bill seeks to stop blasting mine on San Joaquin River

A billion-dollar blast mine planned along the San Joaquin River’s prime salmon spawning habitat is facing its first major political challenge after months of diplomatic silence from Fresno leaders. Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula introduced new state legislation last week aimed directly at stopping global mining giant CEMEX from blasting a crater twice as deep as Millerton Lake along the San Joaquin River’s planned parkway near Fresno.Arambula’s…

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