MAY 2013 Pacific Maritime Magazine PRINT EDITION April 2013 Issue Propulsion: Is LNG the Future? By Jim Shaw move toward using liquid natural gas (LNG) as a marine fuel is continuing to gain momentum as new environmental regulations are enacted and bunkering facilities are […]
Continue ReadingAnnouncementMay 21, 2013 Briscoe Ivester & Bazel LLP is pleased to announce that Peter Prows has become a Partner in the firm and J. Cleve Livingston has joined the firm as Of Counsel. Messrs. Prows and Livingston practice, as does their firm, Land Use and Development, Natural Resources, and Environmental Law. […]
Continue ReadingThe June 2013 issue of SEAPOWER NOW AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL EDITION Go to www.seapowermagazine.org P. 3 President’s Message. Commitment and Perseverance. P. 70 New York Council honors industry, military, city leaders. P. 72 San Diego Council aids Freedom Station; honors recruiters, enlisted women. P. 73 Key West Council introduces STEM project in local schools. […]
Continue ReadingOFFICE OF CONGRESSMAN CEDRIC L. RICHMOND May 20, 2013 Contact: Monique Waters (202) 225-5537 For Immediate Release Reps. Richmond and Grimm Call for Additional Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund Investment Representatives Charge Administration to Prioritize Dredging Washington, DC-Today, U.S. Representatives Cedric Richmond (LA-02) and Michael G. Grimm (NY-11) led twenty-five U.S. Representatives in submitting […]
Continue ReadingThe FY 2013 PSGP is one of the Department’s FY 2013 grant programs that directly support maritime transportation infrastructure security activities. PSGP is one tool in the comprehensive set of measures authorized by Congress and implemented by the Administration to strengthen the Nation’s critical infrastructure against risks associated with potential terrorist attacks. The vast […]
Continue ReadingMay 2013 Newsletter Hi Friend of BPC, We hope that spring has been treating you well! May got off to a strong start at the Bay Planning Coalition: Our 26th Annual Decision Makers Conference, held on May 3rd at the Pavilion at Scott’s Seafood in Jack London Square, Oakland, was a great success, […]
Continue ReadingJoin us in welcoming senior fisheries biologist Chris Fitzer. Chris will collaborate with ESA’s restoration specialists, fish biologists and aquatic ecologists to lead impact analyses on a variety of projects, including large, complex studies in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and other interconnected aquatic ecosystems and waterways. Chris brings more than 17 years of experience […]
Continue ReadingIn Case You Missed It: Los Angeles Times Editorial Advocates for Thoughtful CEQA Reform _________________________________________________________________________ SACRAMENTO – In an editorial today, the Los Angeles Times advocated in favor of thoughtful reforms of CEQA that strike a balance between preserving environmental protections and curbing misuses of the law. Excerpts from the editorial are below. The […]
Continue ReadingThe Delta Stewardship Council is seeking a coordinator for the interagency committee that will coordinate implementation of the recently-approved Delta Plan. This full-time exempt position is available to a person with: • Strong communication skills; • Creative and innovative problem solving approaches; • Ability to formulate strategic and tactical plans for bringing diverse perspectives together; […]
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