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Energy News for November 6, 2015

The Wall Street Journal: Exxon Mobil Gets Subpoena From N.Y. Regarding Climate-Change Research Reuters: U.S. review of banks could spell trouble for energy companies Reuters:  U.S. will not pause Keystone review; Obama expected to reject Bloomberg News: The Making of a Buyer’s Market in Natural Gas Solar Love: Study Points Out Infrastructure Requirements To Obtain Near 100% Renewable Electricity […]

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Agenda for November 18-19, 2015 Board Meeting of the CA Regional Water Quality Control Board, SF Bay Region

This is a message from the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, San Francisco Bay Region (2). The agenda for the November 18-19, 2015 Board Meeting is now available on the California Regional Water Quality Control Board’s website at: http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/sanfranciscobay/board_info/agenda.shtml

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California Water and Drought News for November 6, 2015

Los Angeles Times: El Niño-fueled summer storms helped reduce smog in Southern California Sacramento Bee: McCarthy: Use high-speed rail funds to quench California’s drought Kurtis Alexander: Bay Area country club gulps over 2 million gallons of water a week Bloomberg: A Few California Farmers Have Lots of Water. Can They Keep It? Capital Public Radio: Rain Brings Some ‘Drought Relief’ […]

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  • onNovember 5, 2015
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Beacon Economics California Trade Report for November 2015

LOGIN CREATE AN ACCOUNT November 2015 CA Exports Fare Better Than US California’s export trade contracted slightly (2.2%) over the same time last year, according to new data from the U.S. Census. The state fared better, however, than the U.S. overall (down 6%) and other states (Texas down 13.7%)… Read Full Analysis Now SHARE:  Meet […]

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ACWA eNews for November 4, 2015

ACWA eNews for Nov. 4, 2015 ACWA’s eNews is a weekly roundup of California water news and events. PBS NewsHour Explores Water Storage, Features ACWA’s Timothy Quinn Submitted by Pamela Martineau on Wed, 11/04/2015 – 9:45am PBS NewsHour on Nov. 3 ran a story on water storage in California which featured ACWA Executive Director Timothy […]

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Transportation News for October/November 2015

MTC eNews: Richmond Bridge Bike-Ped Path/Commuter Lane, EV Test Drives Metropolitan Transportation Commission sent this bulletin at 10/20/2015 05:49 PM PDT View in a web browser » IN THIS ISSUE | Vital Signs Looks at Environment | Funding Solutions | Richmond Bridge Access Improvements | Clipper® Card for Teens | Map of Region’s Future |Americans […]

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Energy News for November 5, 2015

E&E: Rules panel denies crude oil amendment to highway bill The Hill: House blocks vote on 15-cent gas tax hike New York Times: Gore Calls for Exxon Mobil Inquiry on Climate Change The Texas Tribune: On Quakes, Regulator Sides with Energy Companies The Wall Street Journal: Enbridge to Invest $5 Billion in Gulf Coast Oil […]

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California Water and Drought News for November 5, 2015

Capital Public Radio News: California Drought Keeps Water Delivery Companies Busy SFGate: Farmworking communities in the Central Valley battle ongoing Chicago Tribune: Better markets to relieve California’s drought Kern Golden Empire: Solar-powered desalination could be part of solution to drought Lompoc Record: Managing growth and water Thousand Oaks Acorn: CalAm Water rep: few complaints over […]

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Senate Approves Resolution to Scuttle Hot-Button Obama Rule

WATER POLICY: Senate approves resolution to scuttle hot-button Obama rule Annie Snider, E&E reporter Published: Wednesday, November 4, 2015 The Senate this afternoon passed a resolution to kill the Obama administration’s controversial water rule under the Congressional Review Act — opponents’ second attack on the rule after their lead measure was blocked by Democrats yesterday. […]

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