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  • by BPC Staff
  • onSeptember 30, 2015
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Energy News for September 30, 2015

The Hill: EPA expects success from new methane rules Reuters: Oil down on large U.S. crude stockpile build Reuters: U.S. rule to cut toxic emissions at refineries Associated Press: Big utilities enter market for small rooftop solar Fortune: How investors plan to make money in renewable energy Politico: POLITICO Morning Energy for 9/30/2015

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ACWA Regulatory Summit – Preregistration Deadline ENDS FRIDAY, October 2nd

SUSTAINABLE GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT ACT (SGMA): ONE YEAR LATER ACWA 20 15 Regulatory Summit October 14, 2015 Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Ontario, CA – ONLINE REGISTRATION ENDS FRIDAY – OCT. 2 The summit will include programs on topics such as: *   GSA Formation – Mandated Coordination or Unintended Confusion? *   SGMA Emergency Regulations *   Groundwater Management: […]

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Port of Oakland import rally rolls on: up 15 percent in August

Press Release For Immediate Release September 14, 2015  – Port of Oakland import rally rolls on: up 15 percent in August SIXTH-STRAIGHT MONTHLY VOLUME INCREASE SETS STAGE FOR PEAK SHIPPING SEASON Oakland, CA – September 14, 2015: Containerized import volume keeps growing at the Port of Oakland as peak shipping season nears. The Port said […]

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California on verge of unprecedented clout in Congress, but McCarthy and Pelosi barely speak

California on verge of unprecedented clout in Congress, but McCarthy and Pelosi barely speak   By NOAH BIERMANcontact the reporter (Los Angeles Times)   When Kevin McCarthy spoke at a California Republican convention a few years ago, he regaled the crowd with stories about his tense relationship with Nancy Pelosi: The Democratic leader, he said, greeted […]

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Central Valley Pyrethroid TMDL and Basin Plan Amendment – Status and Peer Review

This is a message from the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley (5). The following is an update on the status of the development of the Central Valley Pyrethroid TMDL and Basin Plan Amendment. Scientific peer reviews of the technical reports supporting the Central Valley Pyrethroid TMDL and Basin Plan Amendment were completed […]

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BPC Workshop: Economic Challenges to Port Competitiveness

  Thursday, October 29th, 2015 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Port of San Francisco Pier 1 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94111   The Ports of Northern California are an Economic Power House of our Region and State.  With the economic uncertainty in Asia and beyond,  the Panama Canal opening soon; just how will all this impact […]

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Hearing Notice – House & Senate Drought Bills

Hearings and Business Meetings Oct 08 2015 Full committee legislative hearing on Western and Alaska Water Legislation 9:30 AM The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee will hold a legislative hearing on the following bills: ·       H.R. 2898, the Western Water and American Food Security Act of 2015 ·       S. 1894, the California Emergency Drought […]

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Wells Fargo Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary – September 25, 2015

Wells Fargo Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary – September 25, 2015 Q2 Revised Higher, How Does Q3 Look? The latest revision to the GDP figures shows that Q2 economic growth was a bit better than expected. The U.S. economy expanded at 3.9 percent annualized rate. · In this week’s U.S. Review we discuss what was […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onSeptember 29, 2015
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California Water and Drought News for September 29, 2015

San Francisco Chronicle: Will the ‘yuck factor’ sink California water recycling? San Francisco Chronicle: Dry stretch in store as Bay Area waits for El Niño rains Sacramento Bee: Salmon to swim above Shasta Dam for first time in nearly 80 years Associated Press: After years of low rates, customers can expect to pay more for water Los Angeles Times: Water […]

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