Water Quality Index Score: 62, Marginal The San Diego River had another bad year. Key data takeaways include: Commonly high levels of phosphorus and ammonia Dissolved oxygen at the Fashion Valley site continued to be …
Water Quality Index Score: 14, Poor Since we can only sample the Tijuana watershed when water levels are high after a recent rain, we were only able to sample the watershed three times this year. …
Water Quality Index Score: 57, Marginal Over the course of 2015, the Otay Watershed remained the most consistent watershed in the county. Unfortunately, the water quality was consistently bad. Consistently high bacteria levels: Every sample …
Water Quality Index Score: 56, Marginal A few key takeaways from our Pueblo Watershed data: Chollas River sites often had very high phosphorus and ammonia Ph and nitrate levels were the only water quality indicators …
Water Quality Index Score: 76, Fair Our data in San Dieguito Watershed show: Enterococcus levels were high phosphorous and ammonia concentrations, were also concerning Ammonia and Phosphorous These are nutrients people add to farms, lawns …
Water Quality Index Score: 53, Marginal Our data in Sweetwater Watershed showed: Very low dissolved oxygen levels Usually high ammonia and phosphorus concentrations This is another watershed indicative of extremely low water flows creating high …
Water Quality Index Score: 74, Fair Well, here it is: the most typical, average watershed in San Diego County in terms of water quality pollution and health. Our data in this watershed did not change …
From time to time I’m asked to speak at one event or another on issues related to water quality or water supply and I almost always seize those opportunities to educate and inform on Coastkeeper’s …
This last legislative session was good for California’s waters. Our elected officials passed a package of bills to initiate regulation on the use of our overtapped groundwater resources, — a long time in the making. …
For three decades, toxins sat in the sediment at the bottom of San Diego Bay, a legacy of poor practices at the shipyards of yesteryear. What was once a thriving ecosystem went dead. Even after …
Water Quality Index Score: 62, Marginal The San Diego River had another bad year. Key data takeaways include: Commonly high levels of phosphorus and ammonia Dissolved oxygen at the Fashion Valley site continued to be …
Water Quality Index Score: 14, Poor Since we can only sample the Tijuana watershed when water levels are high after a recent rain, we were only able to sample the watershed three times this year. …
Water Quality Index Score: 57, Marginal Over the course of 2015, the Otay Watershed remained the most consistent watershed in the county. Unfortunately, the water quality was consistently bad. Consistently high bacteria levels: Every sample …
Water Quality Index Score: 56, Marginal A few key takeaways from our Pueblo Watershed data: Chollas River sites often had very high phosphorus and ammonia Ph and nitrate levels were the only water quality indicators …
Water Quality Index Score: 76, Fair Our data in San Dieguito Watershed show: Enterococcus levels were high phosphorous and ammonia concentrations, were also concerning Ammonia and Phosphorous These are nutrients people add to farms, lawns …
Water Quality Index Score: 53, Marginal Our data in Sweetwater Watershed showed: Very low dissolved oxygen levels Usually high ammonia and phosphorus concentrations This is another watershed indicative of extremely low water flows creating high …
Water Quality Index Score: 74, Fair Well, here it is: the most typical, average watershed in San Diego County in terms of water quality pollution and health. Our data in this watershed did not change …
From time to time I’m asked to speak at one event or another on issues related to water quality or water supply and I almost always seize those opportunities to educate and inform on Coastkeeper’s …
This last legislative session was good for California’s waters. Our elected officials passed a package of bills to initiate regulation on the use of our overtapped groundwater resources, — a long time in the making. …
For three decades, toxins sat in the sediment at the bottom of San Diego Bay, a legacy of poor practices at the shipyards of yesteryear. What was once a thriving ecosystem went dead. Even after …
