Wall Street Journal: California Cities Crack Down on Water Use Daily Democrat: California drought blankets entire state; El Nino forecast dims Sacramento Bee: AM Alert: Regulators weigh emergency drought enforcement Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Drought may be taking toll on bees in Sonoma Bakersfield Californian: GARY SANGER & KEVIN DURFEE: Worst of drought still to come Wall Street Journal: California’s Drought […]
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Continue ReadingGulf News: Official: Daily U.S. shale oil output to hit 9.6M barrels in 5 years Oil & Gas Journal: More investments in NGL export infrastructure needed to support boom, expert says SNL Financial: Industry seeks Congress’ support on maximizing economic impact of shale gas boom
Continue ReadingView mobile and print-friendly version Perkins Coie Update Update Real Estate & Land Use June 30, 2014 Additional Guidance for California Energy Commission Nonresidential Building Energy Use Disclosure Program Highlights This client alert focuses on the second phase of the California Energy Commission’s Nonresidential Building Energy Use Disclosure Program and offers guidance to building owners for compliance. The […]
Continue ReadingSacramento Bee: Industry groups stir opposition to a cap-and-trade expansion they say will lead to higher gas prices San Jose Mercury News: Supreme Court won’t hear dispute over California fuel standard McClatchy: California earmarks a quarter of its cap-and-trade riches for environmental justice Marin Independent Journal: Agencies overseeing Plan Bay Area settle lawsuit Reuters: Sources: U.S. condensate exports ruling could […]
Continue ReadingAssociated Press: Tales of California water rights holders Associated Press: State high court to decide land testing question for twin tunnels New York Times: The Water Crisis in the West NPR: Drought Has Drillers Running After Shrinking California Water Supply PPIC: Drought Watch: Regional Solutions The Guardian: A desalination boom in California could help it deal with ‘exceptional’ drought New […]
Continue ReadingJune 2014 Decision on Water Bond more likely now that Governor has weighed in Governor Brown last week engaged in discussions with Senate and Assembly leadership to negotiate a water bond to replace the current $11.14 billion bond that is set to go before voters in November, which likely means a […]
Continue Reading(ENR) The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers is beginning to explore the use of public-private partnerships to repair the nation’s aging infrastructure. Read more here.
Continue ReadingMaking Everything Shipshape As Panama Canal Expands, West Coast Ports Scramble to Keep Big Cargo Vessels TACOMA, Wash. — As construction crews 5,000 miles away are working to widen the Panama Canal to allow much larger ships to sail straight to the East Coast, this historic port city and others along the West Coast are doing everything […]
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