Capital Public Radio: The ‘Deepest Straw Wins’ in Central Valley Scramble for Groundwater Capital Public Radio: Drought Intensifies Push for Better California Groundwater Management Capital Public Radio: Studies Examine California Water Agencies Drought Mitigation Plans KQED Science: Dueling Drought Strategies: Save More Water or Store More Water The Californian: Report: State could save water by […]
Continue ReadingThe City of Richmond has released the final draft of the Modernization Project’s final Environmental Impact Report (EIR), which is available at chevronmodernization.com. The publication of the EIR marks a significant step closer to a newer, safer, cleaner refinery. It also reinforces the project’s many benefits for this community and our workforce. The Modernization Project […]
Continue ReadingFuel Fix: Analysts: Bakken, Eagle Ford Shale offer optimistic outlook for oil producers Kam: Automatic Sampling for Crude and Refined Fuels The Wall Street Journal: U.S. shale revolution is the real geopolitical shift Reuters: Wood Mackenzie: Eagle Ford crude, condensate output to double through 2020 ICIS News (U.K.): LyondellBasell CEO: Logistical constraints could dampen U.S. shale boom The Wall […]
Continue ReadingSacramento Bee: Northern California leaders frame their position on water bond Associated Press: Newspaper: San Francisco Bay Area not meeting governor’s water conservation goals Reuters: Northern California leaders ask for help in drought Sacramento Bee: Viewpoints: California can expand its water supply Los Angeles Times: Drought and doubt over Congress’ dusty solutions Imperial Valley News: Supporting Western Governors As They Deal […]
Continue ReadingThis morning the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) are extending the public comment period for the Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) proposed rule from July 21 until October 20, 2014, an additional 91 days. This is in response to numerous requests received by the agencies to extend the […]
Continue Readingwww.redwoodcityport.com June, 2014 Our News…. Port Registers Record Month Sims Metal’s $1.3 Million Improvements Port Names New Manager of Finance 4th of July Fireworks, Concert at Port Port Sponsors Music […]
Continue ReadingA Spare The Air alert is in effect for Monday, June 9. Ozone levels are expected to reach a 127 AQI (Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups) in the Sacramento region Help reduce pollution levels. Cut back on your driving and postpone errands that can wait until air quality improves. Click on Current Conditions to view the […]
Continue ReadingOrange County Register: Water bill with California impacts expected to be signed into law Sacramento Bee: There’s nothing like a drought to make everyone care even more than usual about water, and the water bond-centric conversation The Tribune: Ventura County eco group buys land to save water The Republic: San Francisco Bay Area not meeting governor’s […]
Continue ReadingThe Sacramento Bee: Crude oil rail transports to run through Sacramento region San Francisco Chronicle: Muni officials expect normal service Monday in wake of sickout San Francisco Chronicle: Bay Area ‘Spare the Air’ issued for 2nd day in a row San Francisco Chronicle: Bump at pump in January to help speed bullet train project The Sacramento […]
Continue ReadingThe June 6, 2014, issue of ACWA News is now available online. With water at the forefront of public attention to a degree not seen in a generation, the next four weeks promise to be a critical time for legislative action on a water bond for the November 2014 ballot. Legislative leaders in both the Assembly and Senate are now […]
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