Report Says Colorado River “Most Endangered”

Drought conditions continue in American Southwest.  A nonprofit conservation group has published a new report on “America’s Most Endangered Rivers,” citing the Colorado River as the most endangered…

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U.S. Accepting Ukrainian Refugees at U.S.-Mexico Border

Tijuana becomes final stop for refugees headed to the U.S. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has begun bringing in Ukrainian refugees at a pedestrian crossing in San…

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Commerce Department Investigating Solar Technology Tariffs

Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Malaysia are under consideration.  The U.S. Commerce Department announced an investigation Monday into solar panels imported from Southeast Asian nations for potential circumvention of…

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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Addresses Its First Dam

$100 million allocated to B.F. Sisk Dam. On Thursday, the Department of the Interior announced that project-specific funding would be given to modify the B.F. Sisk Dam in…

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DHS Helps with Super Bowl LVI Security

Partners with California, Los Angeles, and NFL officials. The Department of Homeland Security announced that Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas traveled to Los Angeles ahead of the Super Bowl. He…

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Interior Department Approves Desert Solar Farms

California seeks to power state entirely through renewable resources by 2045. The Department of the Interior announced last month that it had approved the development of three solar-energy…

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Secretary of Energy Tours Sacramento

Advocated strongly for the Build Back Better bill. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm visited Sacramento recently, where she toured energy equipment factories and utility training facilities. She inspected…

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Administration Approves Two Solar Projects in California

Infrastructure investment will be about $689 million.  The Bureau of Land Management announced that President Biden’s administration has approved two major solar projects on federal land in the…

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Interior Secretary Visits Bay Area

Focused on infrastructure improvements in the region. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland traveled to the San Francisco Bay Area last week to highlight areas under the jurisdiction…

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Supply Backlog Worsening at Port of Los Angeles

Up to 170 cargo ships are waiting off the coast to unload.  Despite presidential assurances of 24/7 operations at the Port of Los Angeles, conditions there continue to…

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