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Pacific Maritime Magazine Online for December 5, 2017

        SUBSCRIBE TO THE PRINT EDITION           INSIDE PACIFIC MARITIME MAGAZINE       Icebreakers  for Oil    By Chris Philips,  Managing Editor     According to our Alaska bureau chief, Margaret Bauman, an arctic and ice navigation readiness project at the AVTEC Alaska Maritime Training Center in Seward, […]

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  • onDecember 5, 2017
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Transportation News for December 5, 2017

San Francisco Chronicle: Full-color Muni Metro signs to soon replace red marquees  San Francisco Chronicle: Traffic-plagued Yosemite Valley getting cleaner buses  Mercury News: Roadshow: Adding lane lines on paved roads is slow  Marin Independent Journal: Marin transportation officials pounce for gas tax matching funds  Fairfield Daily Republic: San Jose State institute to guide transit tax research funding  Marin Independent Journal: Editorial: […]

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Energy News for December 5, 2017

The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: U.S. natural gas boom largely due to Marcellus Shale Axios: Oil & gas group launches voluntary methane program Bloomberg: Statoil Greenlights Key $6 Billion Norway Arctic Oil Project NPR News: Venezuela Will Create New ‘Petro’ Cryptocurrency, President Maduro Says Richmond Times-Dispatch: After two years of defending rate freeze, Dominion says it’s ‘time to transition away’ from controversial […]

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California Water News for December 5, 2017

LA Times: More than 150 structures destroyed, 27,000 people evacuated in raging Ventura wildfire KPCC: Longest and strongest Santa Ana winds bring fire danger to Southern California Associated Press & Sacramento Bee: California water districts don’t need voter approval on fees EarthFix & Crosscut: State water project could get boost from Congress The Union: NID bargains with Centennial Dam opponents […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onDecember 4, 2017
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Adapting to Rising Tides Bay Area: Resilience Goals Feedback due 12/7

  Adapting to Rising Tides (ART) Bay Area   Greetings ART Bay Area Regional Working Group (RWG),   We are collecting feedback on the draft project resilience goals that we discussed at the November 8th RWG meeting.   Resilience Goals: Feedback due to 12/7   On November 8th, RWG members recommended specific ways to expand […]

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  • onDecember 4, 2017
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Transportation News for December 4, 2017

Mercury News: Roadshow: Express Lanes, Caltrain main hopes for Highway 101 commute  Mercury News: Roadshow: Electric cars with diamond-lane stickers rule the road in the Bay Area  Mercury News: Car rental companies find a way to ding motorists for electronic tolling  Mercury News: Uber in the sky? Now you can crowdsource a helicopter and get to the show on […]

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Energy News for December 4, 2017

Business Insider: A change to the GOP tax bill would be a huge boost to energy companies Reuters: OPEC expects to stick to cuts in second half of 2018: Saudi minister The Associated Press: Hundreds gather in Richmond to protest natural gas pipelines NJ Advance Media: N.J. environmentalists use new legal strategy to fight pipelines The Associated Press: Mississippi Power […]

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  • onDecember 4, 2017
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California Water News for December 4, 2017

LA Times: Costs soar and cracks revealed in Oroville Dam spillway, but officials say it’s ready for winter rains Times of San Diego: Weather Helped California’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Drop 5% Last Year SF Chronicle: King tides bring Bay Area coastal flood warnings Press Telegram: High winds, low humidity increase Southern California fire danger High Country News: After Oroville, officials […]

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Planning and Paying for Resilience in San Mateo County

  Planning and Paying for Resilience in San Mateo County We have partnered with the Stanford Bill Lane Center for the American West, Stanford Department of Geophysics, Stanford Urban Resilience Initiative and the Sustainable Urban Systems Initiative at Stanford on flooding and sea level rise research and policy analysis. Please join us to hear presentations on key findings and recommendations for […]

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