San Francisco Chronicle: Here’s when tolls will go up on San Francisco Bay Area bridges Daily Cal: South, East Bay cities anticipate effects of Regional Measure 3 San Francisco Chronicle: SF’s Scooter sweepstakes: Lyft, Uber among a dozen companies seeking city permits East Bay Times: Uber, Lyft want to scoot you around San Francisco San […]
Continue ReadingReuters: Iran slams U.S. for seeking Saudi oil output hike, says OPEC won’t comply Bloomberg: Oil Boom Bottleneck Costs Permian Investors $1 Billion a Day The Wall Street Journal: Exxon to Show Its Green Side in Meeting with Pope Francis Reuters: Trump requested Saudi oil support before Iran nuclear decision – sources CNBC: Canada pushes […]
Continue ReadingLos Angeles Times: Texts reveal political maneuvering ahead of MWD’s delta tunnels vote San Diego Union-Tribune: Can you believe California has same-day laundry and shower limits? No, you can’t. Maven’s Notebook: Metropolitan Water District to vote again on whether to authorize increased funding of WaterFix Sacramento Bee: Why Southern California is calling for a do-over […]
Continue ReadingThe Port of Stockton is an inland facility in the extended San Francisco Bay Area. The Port consists of two terminals (East and West), totaling over 2,000 acres. With 15 berths, over 7 million square feet of warehouse space, nine waterside transit sheds and over 600 acres available for development, “congestion” is a foreign word […]
Continue ReadingClick here for the June 19, 2018 SWRCB meeting agenda.
Continue ReadingWATER POLICY WRDA bill sails through House Ariel Wittenberg, E&E News reporter Published: Thursday, June 7, 2018 A water infrastructure bill easily secured approval on the House floor last night, gaining a 408-2 vote and overcoming a last-minute Democratic motion to recommit. Other amendments to the Water Resources Development Act, or WRDA, had sailed through […]
Continue ReadingClick here for the Bank of the West Daily Update for June 7, 2018.
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Continue ReadingClick here to read the Washington Post’s ‘U.S. coastal areas flooded more than ever in past year due to sea-level rise and storms.’
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