San Francisco / Redwood City / Oakland / Sacramento / /
Company
Short Sea Shipping / Renewable energy / Coastal / Increased Short Sea Shipping / Expanding Short Sea Shipping / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Port of Stockton / Port of West Sacramento / Port of Oakland / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / low-friction paint / toxic and risky technologies / heavy fuel oil / clean energy / energy efficient design elements / low-polluting cargo handling equipment / food / energy / energy efficient designs / sea shipping infrastructure / cargo handling equipment / environmental technology / noise-related services / improved navigational technologies / conventional bottom paint / /
NaturalFeature
San Francisco Bay / California coast / /
Organization
Maritime Administration / California Air Resources Board / International Maritime Organization / Friends of the Earth / Department of Transportation / University of California / Riverside / Environmental Protection Agency / San Francisco Foundation / /
Person
Varalakshmi Jayaram / Fred Felleman / John Kaltenstein / Paul Milkey / John Lee / Marcie Keever / Cherie Rainforth / Wayne Miller / Todd Sterling / Lisa Matthes / Amy Cameron / / /
Expanding Short Sea Shipping in California Environmental Impacts and Recommended Best Practices Expanding Short Sea Shipping in California Environmental Impacts and Recommended