This week: BPC at the CALIFORNIA MARINE AFFAIRS AND NAVIGATION CONFERENCE
CMANC Newport Beach Agenda February 22-24, 2012
Continue ReadingKey Public Meeting on Ocean Desalination Intakes and Brine Disposal
The meeting will be held on Thursday, March 1, 2012 from 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM in the Seminar Room at the Moss Landing Marine Laboratory, which is located at 8272 Moss Landing Road, in Moss Landing. More information about the meeting can be found on the CalDesal Update page
Continue Reading2012 Delta Science Fellows Program
Request for Applications Approaching
Continue ReadingDHS Announces Grant Guidelines – Port Security Grants
DHS Announces Grant Guidance for Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 Preparedness Grants
Continue ReadingPort of Redwood City, Channel 5 on Monday night
Turn on Channel 5 News Monday evening, Eye On The Bay, about an old ship wreck at the Port of Redwood City.
Continue ReadingBPC Opposes the Governor’s Proposal to Eliminate the Dept of Boating & Waterways
Tell the Governor to leave Cal Boating as is!! BPC Opposition to elimination of dept of boating and waterways RBOC_Save_Cal_Boating
Continue ReadingPort of Oakland Traffic Volume Rises
Read the February 17, 2012 report here via Pacific Maritime Magazine Online
Continue ReadingWeiss Associates Wins $15M Environmental Remediation Contract at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Weiss Associates Wins $15M Environmental Remediation Contract at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Continue ReadingSouth Bay Climate Foundation Receives Grant to Study Conversion of Municipal Solid Wastes
The Climate Foundation will develop an ISO cargo container pyrolyzer capable of processing up to two metric tons per day of biosolids and biomass green-waste into biochar. This system can be tested in Palo Alto, California, and tailored to requirements for communities throughout North America. For more information on the EPA funded project, please click […]
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Bay: a garbage can for 7 million people
Paul Rogers of MercuryNews.com reports on pollution accumulating in the San Francisco Bay. Click here for full article.
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