GULF OF CALIFORNIA — A vanishing species mostly found in protected waters apparently won’t earn an “In-Danger” designation from an international agency, potentially allowing the endangered marine mammal to become
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two representatives from the Southeastern U.S. introduced a consumer protection bill on Capitol Hill as part of an effort to prevent boaters from misfueling at the pump.
STATEWIDE — California will assume $4.1 billion in general obligation bonds to fund projects on coastal and environmental protection, restoration and water infrastructure, thanks to voters approving Proposition 68 on
GAY, Michigan (AP) — A dredging project in Grand Traverse Bay Harbor in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has been delayed due to permit and contracting issues. The Michigan Department of Natural
BISMARCK, North Dakota — Terra Nomad’s founding trio will open a riverside restaurant spinoff as part of the new Heritage River Landing, which recently broke ground. The downtown coffee shop’s
MADISON, Wisconsin (AP) — A new study on ballast water discharge has found Great Lakes ships are moving non-native species from the lower lakes to western Lake Superior. The Great
HAWAI’I — For anyone who spends a lot of time in the sun (many of The Log’s readers), the value of sunscreen for protecting against burns – which can lead
SACRAMENTO — A proposal to clarify the power of law enforcement to remove and store vessels under specified circumstances has cleared the Assembly’s Appropriations Committee, according to a May 25
