Informing the discussion on Hawaii’s attempt to regulate fuel types used by ships visiting Kauai, posted here, the Ninth Circuit issued a decision (summary here) yesterday involving California’s attempts to regulate ship’s fuels.
In Pacific Merchant Shipping Assn. v. Goldstene, the California Air Resources Board promulgated and enforced "Marine Vessel Rules" purporting
The Garden Isle reports an update on the State of Hawaii’s efforts to regulate fuel type of ships visiting to Kauai and the waters nearby. I posted earlier on this effort here.
The State has tried to regulate waters beyond its 3 nautical mile limit before, sometimes successfully as noted in my post here
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The Navy has issued its Supplemental EIS for the Hawaii Range Complex, specifically addressing the impacts of sonar on marine mammals. Other related documents are available here.
Thought this was an interesting look at the satellite shootdown, posted earlier here.
It appears one failing spy satellite is dead.
Still waiting to hear about the Navy’s attempts to shoot down an errant, failing satellite originally posted here.
The U.S. carved out a part of the Pacific Ocean for an aerial exclusion zone, noted here. Some of the finer technical points about the tentative shootdown are posted here. The DOD public affairs
Still waiting to hear about the Navy’s attempts to shoot down an errant, failing satellite originally posted here.
The U.S. carved out a part of the Pacific Ocean for an aerial exclusion zone, noted here. Some of the finer technical points about the tentative shootdown are posted here. The DOD public affairs
