By Bill Picture Published: July, 2015 Mobile sources of air pollution have been on the EPA’s to-regulate list since the 1970s, when a series of amendments were made to the Clean Air Act, which was originally passed in 1963. First on the agency’s agenda were cars and trucks, whose tailpipes emitted the lion’s share of […]
By Deb Self Published: February, 2013 Some of the highest tides of the year take place February 7-9, giving the Bay Area a preview of what’s coming as global climate change raises sea levels. These exceptionally high tides are called king tides. They occur every year when the gravitational pulls of the sun and moon […]
Ferries: The Next Generation By Teri Shore, Bluewater Network Published: April, 2002 The environmental community’s call for cleaner vessels has prompted San Francisco water transit planners to build the world’s first fuel cell ferry. The effort marks the first major step toward creating a new fleet of clean, environmentally friendly ferries for our nation’s waterways. […]
