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In a major win for South Bay creeks, a federal judge has ruled that Mountain View and Sunnyvale violated the Clean Water Act by allowing raw sewage to flow into Stevens and Calabazas creeks--and that they must take steps to fix the problem.
"There were persistent high levels of bacteria and human fecal matter in their stormwater discharges throughout the system," as Baykeeper managing attorney Eric Buescher told NBC Bay Area News.
Now, Baykeeper and the cities will present the judge with suggestions about how to address the problem. The judge is expected to issue a decision on that some time this summer.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/south-bay-cities-fined-sewage-creeks/4065134/
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Do you live in San Francisco's Board of Supervisors, District 2? Come to this free nonpartisan forum on April 20 to hear from the candidates asking for your vote in the upcoming election. ๐๏ธ RSVP at https://luma.com/1o7hdu1f?utm_source=lwvsf-social
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San Francisco, who's going to represent us in Congress? You can hear directly from the candidates for California's 11th Congressional district (CA-11) at our free forum on April 29! No debate here, just candidates answering voters' questions about the issues that matter to you. Attend in person or online.
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People are often surprised to find that sand mining is happening right here in SF Bay - with the blessing of the State of California, which has been selling millions of tons of Bay sand to make concrete & asphalt.
But sand isnโt just sand, as our executive director Sejal Choksi-Chugh writes in her latest column.
Read more to find out what you can do to help!
https://baykeeper.org/column/the-bays-sand-belongs-to-you-and-me/