Public commenters including commercial fishing groups asked the borough to file formal comments and exercise standing in FERC preliminary permit docket P-15423 for Deep Green Cook Inlet's proposed subsea data center, citing unmodeled thermal plumes, slack-tide cooling failures, and risks to salmon and beluga whales.

Members and residents described extensive cormorant predation and vegetation damage along the St. Lawrence River and agreed to draft a resolution for the full board urging state and federal attention and potential management actions, including a hunting season as used in Canada.

After a technical briefing and public comment, council members signaled unanimous or near‑unanimous concern and asked the mayor to send a letter expressing opposition to seabed mining in the federal comment window; council noted it has no formal jurisdiction in federal waters but decided to register a local position.

The board approved a comment letter on the Section 312 evaluation of the California Coastal Management Program; public speakers pressed for explicit opposition to offshore drilling while some supervisors worried about federal funding consequences, and the motion passed with recorded dissent.

The Curry County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution asking the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to maintain a minimum Rogue River flow of 1,500 cubic feet per second at the Agnes meter through mid-September to support recreation and protect returning Chinook salmon.

Councilmembers heard extended remarks on the Save Our Sound Coalition’s advocacy, funding and recent litigation wins and agreed to hold a workshop immediately after the Oct. 21 council meeting to review Biloxi’s financial commitment and coalition activities.

New RWAPA leadership briefed Glenwood Springs council on zebra mussels and New Zealand mud snails at Ruedi Reservoir, described inspection efforts and previous reservoir releases used to cool the Roaring Fork, and said coordinated valley messaging and monitoring are priorities during a low snowpack year.

The Colorado Water Conservation Board and Colorado Parks and Wildlife presented a recommendation to establish an in‑stream flow water right for East Fork Roaring Creek (a Poudre River tributary) to help protect greenback cutthroat trout, with staff saying the CWCB will take the recommendation to its board beginning in January under a multi‑year,公开d

A group called Protect Maine asked the Selectmen to adopt a moratorium on aquaculture leases; Rep. Genevieve McDonald and others clarified that state and DMR processes and notice rules shape how towns can and should respond.

On Nov. 4 the board received a staff update on implementation of emergency minimum flows in the Scott and Shasta watersheds, and on longer‑term work to develop scientific basis reports, an economic analysis and modeling tools. AB 2 63 (statute) was noted as extending the current emergency regulation to Jan. 1, 2031, or until permanent rules are in

Utah State University researchers presented a model that predicts post-wildfire erosion, sediment routing and downstream exposure to fisheries; DWR staff and council members discussed prioritizing fuel reductions and targeted postfire habitat work to protect high‑value trout waters.