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How Can Changing Your Driving Habits Protect Water Quality?

As part of National Bike Month, we here at San Diego Coastkeeper have entered the Bike to Work Corporate Challenge.  As part of the challenge, we’re biking to work and are eligible to win prizes …

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Translating state policy into action on the ground (or in the ocean)

This is the third of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. We know …

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Bathroom Water Quality: What’s in a bowl?

Test results from our homework assignment to show what we’ve learned at Coastkeeper. On March 15, my co-intern Noah and I had to do a school project that utilizes some things that we have learned …

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Your Ticket to Preventing Urban Runoff

I sit at my desk a lot.  Considering I have a job that works to protect our coastline and outdoor environment, I still spend lots of time at a desk.  And as I sit here, …

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San Diego Coastkeeper Co-Sponsors Legislation to Phase Out Copper Hull Paint

  Photo Credit 9MPhoto.com “Ms. Solmer goes to Sacramento.”  Ok, it isn’t as catchy as the 1939 Frank Capra classic movie “Mr. Smith goes to Washington,” and it doesn’t star Jimmy Stewart. But Coastkeeper is …

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Survey Says…. We still need to conserve more water

  Credit San Diego County Water Authority.  2011 Public Water Survey. This is the first of a 5-part blog series examining the nature of our local water supply and how to increase the reliability of …

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Swimming Pools to Tide Pools: Your Neighborhood and ASBS Pollution

This is the second of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. I’m the …

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Vernal Pool Conservation Vote Expected in 2012

The Environmental Quality Report Card series examines environmental stewardship of San Diego Councilmembers and the Mayor. The series looks at history of past reports, shows the voting record of individual Councilmembers, explains voting methodology and …

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We Can Create a Green Energy/Good Jobs Future

The Environmental Quality Report Card series examines environmental stewardship of San Diego Councilmembers and the Mayor. The series looks at history of past reports, shows the voting record of individual Councilmembers, explains voting methodology and …

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It’s Environmental Quality Report Card time again

The Environmental Quality Report Card series examines environmental stewardship of San Diego Councilmembers and the Mayor. The series looks at history of past reports, shows the voting record of individual Councilmembers, explains voting methodology and …

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How Can Changing Your Driving Habits Protect Water Quality?

As part of National Bike Month, we here at San Diego Coastkeeper have entered the Bike to Work Corporate Challenge.  As part of the challenge, we’re biking to work and are eligible to win prizes …

Read More

Translating state policy into action on the ground (or in the ocean)

This is the third of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. We know …

Read More

Bathroom Water Quality: What’s in a bowl?

Test results from our homework assignment to show what we’ve learned at Coastkeeper. On March 15, my co-intern Noah and I had to do a school project that utilizes some things that we have learned …

Read More

Your Ticket to Preventing Urban Runoff

I sit at my desk a lot.  Considering I have a job that works to protect our coastline and outdoor environment, I still spend lots of time at a desk.  And as I sit here, …

Read More

San Diego Coastkeeper Co-Sponsors Legislation to Phase Out Copper Hull Paint

  Photo Credit 9MPhoto.com “Ms. Solmer goes to Sacramento.”  Ok, it isn’t as catchy as the 1939 Frank Capra classic movie “Mr. Smith goes to Washington,” and it doesn’t star Jimmy Stewart. But Coastkeeper is …

Read More

Survey Says…. We still need to conserve more water

  Credit San Diego County Water Authority.  2011 Public Water Survey. This is the first of a 5-part blog series examining the nature of our local water supply and how to increase the reliability of …

Read More

Swimming Pools to Tide Pools: Your Neighborhood and ASBS Pollution

This is the second of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. I’m the …

Read More

Vernal Pool Conservation Vote Expected in 2012

The Environmental Quality Report Card series examines environmental stewardship of San Diego Councilmembers and the Mayor. The series looks at history of past reports, shows the voting record of individual Councilmembers, explains voting methodology and …

Read More

We Can Create a Green Energy/Good Jobs Future

The Environmental Quality Report Card series examines environmental stewardship of San Diego Councilmembers and the Mayor. The series looks at history of past reports, shows the voting record of individual Councilmembers, explains voting methodology and …

Read More

It’s Environmental Quality Report Card time again

The Environmental Quality Report Card series examines environmental stewardship of San Diego Councilmembers and the Mayor. The series looks at history of past reports, shows the voting record of individual Councilmembers, explains voting methodology and …

Read More