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• One of the key projects was an aqueduct to transport North Coast water to the Imperial Valley, reducing its reliance on water from the Colorado River.
• Her Majesty s Canadian Ship ( HMCS ) Saskatoon is built to accommodate a crew of up to forty-one individuals and currently patrols Canadian west coast waters.
• Makos are rarely seen in West Coast waters, said Dr . Steve Strand, director of the University of California, Los Angeles, Ocean Discovery Center . _ _ _=
• The boats of the day were not designed to handle the rough Gulf Coast waters and storms in the early 20th century wiped out the existing charter fleet.
• Smith says the organism causing those problems isn't found in Pacific Coast waters, but he adds, " In the marketplace, an oyster is an oyster is an oyster ."
• Federal regulators have decided to close a large swath of Pacific Coast waters to bottom fishing for the rest of the year to boost recovery of depleted stocks, California officials said.
• Five of the buildings are now managed by the city of Marina as the "'Marina Equestrian Center "', while the former barracks is vacant and owned by the Marina Coast Water District.
• The National Weather Service has issued a special marine warning until 7 p . m . Sunday for the coast waters surrounding St . Thomas and St . John in the U . S . Virgin Islands.
• Methanex Corp . of Vancouver, British Columbia, said Wednesday that it was seeking damages because California had banned imports of a gasoline additive called methyl tertiary butyl ether or MTBE, which has been leaking into the West Coast water supply.
• The dam, with a capacity of and fed by a catchment area of, is operated by the Central Coast Water Corporation and supplies approximately 93 per cent of water to residents in Mangrove Creek, a tributary of the Hawkesbury River.
• On February 20, 2009, in a written rebuke, chastising an Aliso Creek water rights applicant ( South Coast Water District ) a formal letter sent by NOAA Regional Manager Rodney McGinnis to Antonio Barrales of the State Water Resources Control Board, Water Rights Division, revised that 2006 assessment.
• The normal hydrostatic pressure gradient for freshwater is 0.433 pounds per square inch per foot ( psi / ft ), or 9.792 kilopascals per meter ( kPa / m ), and 0.465 psi / ft for water with dissolved solids like in Gulf Coast waters, or 10.516 kPa / m.
• Still, the company's stock is valued at $ 100 million and investors, including some of Florida's wealthiest people, are betting it's worth far more : Coastal owns the only leases on oil and gas rights in Florida's west coast waters, covering a 425-mile arc from Apalachicola in the state's Panhandle to Naples in the south.