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As Storms Continue In 2020, Mayors Say Flood Impact To Mississippi River Cities, Ports & Farmers Will Require New Infrastructure Spending & Factoring Climate Change

by Stas | Jan 15, 2020 | Uncategorized

By Stas Margaronis The catastrophic flooding of 2019 appears to be repeating itself in 2020 with another round of rains and flooding that have motivated Mayors from hard-hit Mississippi river cities as well as farmers, shippers and ports to demand that Congress and...

ARCADIS’ DIRCKE WARNS OF GROWING FLOOD AND SEA LEVEL THREATS TO VENICE

by Stas | Nov 20, 2019 | Uncategorized

  BY STAS MARGARONIS, RBTUS The City of Venice must to adopt “a resiliency plan to stave off the long-term threat of increased flooding and that flooding can come not just from high sea levels but also from the rivers and heavy rainfall,” according to Piet...

TEAMSTER HARBOR TRUCK DRIVERS WELCOME NEW CALIFORNIA LAW REGULATING OWNER/OPERATORS

by Stas | Nov 11, 2019 | Uncategorized

By Stas Margaronis Two Southern California owner/ operator harbor truck drivers say they welcome the passage of California’s Assembly Bill 5 which they hope will help pave the way for owner/operator drivers to become employees with better wages, healthcare and job...

REPUBLICANS SAY TRUMP AIDS ISIS BY ALLOWING TURKISH ATTACK ON U.S. KURDISH ALLIES IN SYRIA

by Stas | Oct 13, 2019 | Uncategorized

  BY STAS MARGARONIS Republicans in Congress are urging President Trump to reverse his decision to allow the Turkish attack on U.S. Kurdish allies, which could cause the release of 10,000 ISIS fighters from detention camps in Northern Syria. Kurds Strike A Deal...
U.S. Coast Guard Warns Of Cyber-Attack & Electronic Interference Threats To Commercial Vessels

U.S. Coast Guard Warns Of Cyber-Attack & Electronic Interference Threats To Commercial Vessels

by Stas | Aug 31, 2019 | Uncategorized

Photo: U.S. Coast Guard By Stas Margaronis The U.S. Coast Guard warned of a “significant cyber incident” on one ship that “exposes potential vulnerabilities on board commercial vessels” and reported on a second incident in which “unknown interference” impacted a U.S....
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