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MS4: How Can You Get Involved After It’s Adopted?

This post is the third in a series regarding the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permitfor the San Diego region. In this third and final entry in our series on the San …

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Video Update on Playas de Tijuana Sewage Spill

The folks at Proyecto Fronterizo de Educacion Ambiental A.C. shared this video with us of the broken sewage pipeline at Playas de Tijuana that is causing a spill of untreated sewage 3/4 mile south of …

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MS4 Permit: How Can You Help Develop It?

This post is the second in a series of three regarding the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit for the San Diego region. In our previous post on the San Diego Regional …

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What is the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit?

This post is the first in a series of three regarding the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit for the San Diego region. In this entry, I give a brief overview of the …

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One Man’s Waste Tires, Another Man’s Home

On April 12, San Diego Coastkeeper went on a Tijuana border tour led by WiLDCOAST’s Serge Dedina and Paloma Aguirre. The story of the day was the 2 million gallon sewage spill that flowed from …

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Power Outage Sewage Spill Victory Almost Here

The region-wide power outage last September caused massive sewage spills when two pump stations that lacked adequate backup power failed and discharged into local creeks. Our volunteer water monitors found evidence of the 3.5-million gallons …

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My Sewage Adventure

Have you seen that Kohler commercial where a man sees a pretty lady plumber walk into the house next door? He goes inside and starts flushing a bunch of junk down his toilet, presumably so he can …

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Is it safe to surf or swim in South San Diego? Attend our workshop to find out

(c) TRNERR.org Have you ever been standing on the beach, looking at the waves and thought, should I go in? Did it rain yesterday? How do I know if I will get sick or not …

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More Los Penasquitos Lagoon Follow Up

I would like to share what is going on with the Los Penasquitos sewage spill from September 8. Since the spill, Coastkeeper conducted additional monitoring in the creek as well as in the lagoon. The …

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Follow Up: Sewage Spill Results Are in

I just got the results from yesterday’s water quality samples taken at the location of the sewage spill in Los Penasquitos. And the results are in. The good news is that the data show a …

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MS4: How Can You Get Involved After It’s Adopted?

This post is the third in a series regarding the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permitfor the San Diego region. In this third and final entry in our series on the San …

Read More

Video Update on Playas de Tijuana Sewage Spill

The folks at Proyecto Fronterizo de Educacion Ambiental A.C. shared this video with us of the broken sewage pipeline at Playas de Tijuana that is causing a spill of untreated sewage 3/4 mile south of …

Read More

MS4 Permit: How Can You Help Develop It?

This post is the second in a series of three regarding the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit for the San Diego region. In our previous post on the San Diego Regional …

Read More

What is the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit?

This post is the first in a series of three regarding the San Diego Regional Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit for the San Diego region. In this entry, I give a brief overview of the …

Read More

One Man’s Waste Tires, Another Man’s Home

On April 12, San Diego Coastkeeper went on a Tijuana border tour led by WiLDCOAST’s Serge Dedina and Paloma Aguirre. The story of the day was the 2 million gallon sewage spill that flowed from …

Read More

Power Outage Sewage Spill Victory Almost Here

The region-wide power outage last September caused massive sewage spills when two pump stations that lacked adequate backup power failed and discharged into local creeks. Our volunteer water monitors found evidence of the 3.5-million gallons …

Read More

My Sewage Adventure

Have you seen that Kohler commercial where a man sees a pretty lady plumber walk into the house next door? He goes inside and starts flushing a bunch of junk down his toilet, presumably so he can …

Read More

Is it safe to surf or swim in South San Diego? Attend our workshop to find out

(c) TRNERR.org Have you ever been standing on the beach, looking at the waves and thought, should I go in? Did it rain yesterday? How do I know if I will get sick or not …

Read More

More Los Penasquitos Lagoon Follow Up

I would like to share what is going on with the Los Penasquitos sewage spill from September 8. Since the spill, Coastkeeper conducted additional monitoring in the creek as well as in the lagoon. The …

Read More

Follow Up: Sewage Spill Results Are in

I just got the results from yesterday’s water quality samples taken at the location of the sewage spill in Los Penasquitos. And the results are in. The good news is that the data show a …

Read More