By Sejal ChoksiPublished: January, 2008 The Bay’s open water habitats, as well as its rocky shorelines and salt marshes, provide critical areas for many species and millions of migratory shorebirds depend on the Bay as a resting spot along the Pacific Flyway. Since the Cosco Busan oil spill, many people have realized the extent to […]
Published: October, 2012 At its regularly scheduled Board meeting in September, the Water Emergency Transit Agency (WETA), operator of San Francisco Bay Ferry, voted unanimously to approve Clipper Card fares and a new ferry/MUNI transfer policy for the Alameda/Oakland and Harbor Bay ferry routes, effective October 1. The new one-way fare for adult passengers using […]
By, Wes Starratt, PE, Senior Editor Published: November, 2001 Long ago, we learned that for every goal there is a price to be paid and that every achievement creates problems that must be solved. In the case of high-speed catamarans, two of the major problems are shoreline erosion caused by vessel wake and diesel emissions. […]
