High Seas Alliance
"Seagrass meadows act as a nursery for sharks and other fish species, making them fundamentally important to the fishing industry, supporting the production of about a fifth of the world’s largest fisheries." … more »
Arcadis.SF City Planning
"More than a dozen ambitious high-rise proposals, turbocharged by new state housing laws, could redefine the city’s silhouette — that is, if they manage to break ground." … more »
Forever California
The tech billionaires that proposed the failed idea for "California Forever" are back with a proposal that has some on board: using the land it owns to create a shipbuilding hub." … more »
Medicare Advantage
"Medicare Advantage is costing U.S. taxpayers billions." … more »
NASA
"This Administration's environmental directives are gutting basic protections for Americans and the agencies designed to deliver them." … more »
Issac Riddle
"From stifling regulations to design trends: unpacking the challenges behind architectural sameness." … more »
Slate
"Section 230 shields any “interactive computer service” or its users from legal liability for speech that was produced by someone else." If this happens, the Marin Post and other small, independent, "user generated content," journalism websites will be forced to cease operations due to existential litigation and inability to secure liability insurance. … more »
Marin Post
"The equity market tends to see a correction every 18 months or so. Most corrections are recovered in a short period of time (exhibit 1). Bear markets are rarer and are usually associated with a recession. If it is not a recession-induced bear market, it is probably a buying opportunity." … more »
Kron4 News
"At Contratti Park in Fairfax, kids can be seen playing baseball on one side of the fence. On the other side, however, lies a homeless encampment. This is just one issue causing community members to rally behind a recall of Mayor Lisel Blash and Vice Mayor Stephanie Hellman." See www.recallfairfax.com … more »
National Parks Traveler
"In January, the park service and environmental groups including the Nature Conservancy and the Center for Biological Diversity announced a “landmark agreement” to settle the long-simmering conflict. The settlement, resolving a lawsuit filed in 2022, would pay most of the historic dairies and cattle ranches on the seashore to move out." … more »
