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RALLY FOR THE RIVER! A DIVERSE COALITION WILL PROTEST SFPUC WATER POLICIES THAT HARM THE ENVIRONMENT, FRONTLINE COMMUNITIES, TRIBES, COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN AND RATEPAYERS. Tuolumne River Trust, Save...
State and federal agencies must take immediate action to stop the unauthorized killing of thousands of Chinook salmon and steelhead at state and federal water export pumps in the Sacramento-San...
NEW DEVELOPMENT, MAY 1, 2024 United States and State of California join effort to hold San Francisco Accountable for sewage pollution and Clean Water Act violations...
Governor Newsom Doubles Down on Controversial Delta Tunnel California's Chinook Salmon One Step Closer to Extinction Governor Newsom’s Water Resources Department applied for a...
Governor Newsom's "Salmon Strategy" will Accelerate Decline of Central Valley Salmon Runs San Francisco Baykeeper Issues Statement Governor Newsom today announced a plan to support...
Developers May Proceed with Plans for Controversial Oakland Coal Terminal Community and environmental groups remain committed to stopping the project OAKLAND, Calif. —...
Baykeeper's scientists, attorneys, and advocates are regularly featured as subject matter experts on San Francisco Bay pollution prevention, environmental justice, natural areas, endangered species, and more.
SFGate
The federal government and the state of California sued the city of San Francisco on Wednesday over the city’s aging combined stormwater-sewer systems, which they allege can release raw...
San Francisco Chronicle
The federal and state governments accused San Francisco on Wednesday of discharging huge amounts of untreated wastewater and sewage into the bay and the ocean for many years, violating environmental...
Politico
California had (is still having, amazingly) a really good water year. But all the rain and snow is doing almost nothing to lubricate the state’s perpetual conflicts between fish and farms. Neither...