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  • by BPC Staff
  • onApril 1, 2015
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Oakland Global Newsletter

Brought to you by the Oakland Global Trade & Logistics Center and California Capital & Investment Group OAKLAND GLOBAL NEWS Monthly Updates on the Oakland Global Trade & Logistics Center Project   Oakland Global News, March 2015 Dear Reader, Oakland Global News is a monthly newsletter for readers interested in staying current as the Oakland Global […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onApril 1, 2015
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Energy News for April 1, 2015

Bloomberg: GE Makes Once-a-Decade Bet on Big Turbines as Energy Use Surges The Hill: White House: GOP criticism of climate pact ‘hard to take seriously’ Bloomberg: Offshore Wind Fund Almost Half Way to $1.5 Billion Target The Wall Street Journal: The Legal and Economic Case for Obama’s Clean Power Plan Fuel Fix: Feds reaffirm 2008 Arctic lease for Shell The […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onApril 1, 2015
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Transportation News for April 1, 2015

San Francisco Business Times: BART leader: How S.F.’s fancy private buses could be a win for everyone Contra Costa Times: BART to Oakland airport shuttle ridership rising, but fare decried San Francisco Chronicle: Bay Area pollution agency wants to ban open fireplaces  San Jose Mercury News: San Jose, S.F. traffic: Getting worse but still better than L.A.  Marin Independent […]

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Court Of Appeal Upholds “Safe Harbor” Exemption From Prop 65 Warnings For Lead In Fruit Products

ENVIRONMENTAL Court Of Appeal Upholds “Safe Harbor” Exemption From Prop 65 Warnings For Lead In Fruit Products In a much anticipated decision, a California Court of Appeal has upheld a trial court ruling for the defense, finding that trace levels of lead in packaged fruits, vegetables and fruit juice products require no Proposition 65 warning […]

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Pacific Maritime Magazine News Online for March 31, 2015

SUBSCRIBE TO THE PRINT EDITION   INSIDE PACIFIC MARITIME MAGAZINE  No Idle Yards By Chris Philips, Managing Editor West Coast yards are busy building tugs, barges, ferries and small workboats for the rigors of operating in the Pacific Ocean. One notable exception to the West Coast surge is Conrad Orange Shipyard, Inc., a division of […]

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Urban Water Conservation Emergency Regulations Effective Immediately

ACWA Regulatory Advisory – March 30, 2015 Urban Water Conservation Emergency Regulations Effective Immediately Agencies Have 45 Days to Amend Water Shortage Contingency Plans if Necessary – The Office of Administrative Law (OAL) on March 27 approved Urban Water Conservation Emergency Regulations issued by the State Water Resources Control Board in response to the continuing drought.  The […]

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  • onMarch 31, 2015
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Transportation News for March 31, 2015

San Francisco Chronicle: ‘Seamless’ Bay Area transit system proposed to attract new riders  San Francisco Chronicle: How S.F.’s parklet movement has grown across globe San Francisco Chronicle: S.F. area 2nd worst in country for housing creation San Jose Mercury News: Palo Alto: Expanded shuttle service to begin April 1 San Francisco Examiner: Muni contract sparks scrutiny, talk of ethics violations […]

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  • onMarch 31, 2015
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Energy News for March 31, 2015

Energy Information Administration: U.S. oil production growth in 2014 was largest in more than 100 years Bloomberg: Elon Musk is about to announce a new product that’s not a car The Examiner: EIA: U.S. saw record growth for oil output last year National Journal: Keystone XL wouldn’t spell trouble for climate, EPA administrator says Reuters: Envoy expects Shell to start […]

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