ACWA eNews for Jan. 28, 2015 ACWA’s eNews is a weekly roundup of California water news and events. Rep. Huffman to Serve as Ranking Member on Water, Power and Oceans Subcommittee Submitted by Josh Abel on Tue, 01/27/2015 – 1:46pm House Democrats announced Tuesday that Rep. Jared Huffman (D-2) will serve as the ranking member on […]
Continue ReadingMercury News: Measuring Sierra snowpack is a lot more complex than it looks Drought law: Congress proposals could destroy San Francisco estuary and many species Delta plan: New coalition supports the governor’s twin tunnels Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: California to deliver more water to local water agencies after rains Associated Press: Biologists: Raising California dam […]
Continue ReadingACWA’s 2015 Spring Conference & Exhibition is now open for registration! The event is set to take place May 5-8, 2015 in Sacramento. With over 90 meetings and program sessions throughout the week, attendees will be informed and updated on a variety of local, statewide and federal water issues and policies. Additionally, programs specific to […]
Continue ReadingThe San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board will be holding a Board Meeting on February 11, 2015 in Oakland, California. You can view the agenda by clicking here, or accessing it on the website at: http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/sanfranciscobay/board_info/agenda.shtml
Continue ReadingJanuary 2015 LIKE THIS TWEET THIS View in Browser Out with the Old – In with the New! Managing Inbound Freight Fuels Greater Efficiencies Offered By: enVista Need to reduce transportation costs? Inbound Transportation is an area rich with opportunity. In this white paper from enVista, you will learn how Transportation Management Systems have evolved to […]
Continue ReadingAN E&E PUBLISHING SERVICE NATURAL RESOURCES: Grijalva plans protest, unveils Democratic subcommittee assignments Corbin Hiar, E&E reporter Published: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 At today’s House Natural Resources Committee organizational meeting, Democrats plan to protest the decision of Chairman Rob Bishop (R-Utah) to shake up the panel’s subcommittee structure, ranking member Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) said yesterday. […]
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Examiner: BART closer to banning e-cigarettes Sacramento Business Journal: Google warns DMV not to over-regulate self-driving cars Virtual Strategy: New Website Lets Residents Monitor Bay Area’s Vital Signs San Francisco Chronicle: Final work on Bay Bridge may not be done till June POLITICO: More on the Infrastructure 2.0 Act: The Delaney bill would tax U.S. companies’ overseas […]
Continue ReadingLos Angeles Times: Kern County declares a fiscal emergency amid plunging oil prices FuelFix.com: Obama administration unveils changes to offshore oil, gas leasing Reuters: U.S. to see “fairly flat” shale oil output in 2015 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Drones seen as cost-effective solution for oil, gas hazard surveys Orlando Sentinel: Obama should reverse veto threat, approve Keystone XL bill Forbes: Federal offshore […]
Continue ReadingCapital Public Radio: Wildlife Agencies See Near Collapse Of 2014 Salmon Species Associated Press: Larger salmon releases planned after California fish die-off Capital Public Radio: Sacramentans Cut Water Use To Lowest Level Per Person In 100 Years News 10: California again considering barriers to protect Delta Monterey County Herald: Drought expected to continue, county pushes conservation FOX 40: Drought a Growing […]
Continue ReadingPort of Redwood City PRESS RELEASE January 28, 2015 For Immediate Release Contact: Mike Giari, Executive Director 650-306-4150 Port of Redwood City Port of Redwood City Reports 5 Percent Increase in Cargo Movement for 1st Half of Fiscal Year 2014-2015 The Port of Redwood City experienced a five percent increase in cargo […]
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