Blog Post: Feb 17, 2012
Cruise ships and other large vessels will no longer be allowed to dump their sewage into the water within three miles of California’s coast, including anywhere in San Francisco Bay or the Sacramento-San Joaquin River...
Featured Stories: Feb 15, 2012
Sewage spills are once again polluting the Bay, as winter rains flood crumbling sewer pipes, causing spills and overflows of raw and partially treated sewage to storm drains, creeks, sloughs and the Bay.Every year...
BK In The News: Feb 14, 2012
It was one of the worst ecological disasters in San Francisco Bay history. The Cosco Busan hit the Bay Bridge, sending 53,000 gallons of thick oil into the water. Now, for the first time, the I-Team lets you listen...
E News: Feb 14, 2012
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Blog Post: Feb 14, 2012
The riskiest part of the cleanup of oil spilled from a tugboat in the Richmond harbor has succeeded. The World War II-era Tiger tugboat sank in on December 11, and oil from leaky fuel tanks began seeping out. Baykeeper...
Blog Post: Feb 10, 2012
Large ships should be required to clean hitchhiking invasive species off their underwater surfaces before arriving in San Francisco Bay, and not while sitting in California waters, Baykeeper recently told regulators....
Featured Stories: Feb 10, 2012
How well are cities reaching new targets to prevent pesticides, trash and toxic chemicals from washing into San Francisco Bay during the rainy season? Baykeeper is finding out.Baykeeper helped secure region-wide...
BK In The News: Feb 9, 2012
KTVU reports on the impact of rising sea levels on Bay Area communities in coming decades.
Press Release: Feb 3, 2012
San Francisco— Next week some of the year’s highest tides will breach California’s coastal and bay shorelines, providing a glimpse of what the state can expect as sea level rises due to climate change. Baykeeper is...
Blog Post: Feb 2, 2012
Last week Baykeeper and California Waste Solutions, Inc. (CWS) reached an agreement to reduce storm water pollution from the company’s recycling facility in San Jose. CWS picks up curbside recycling in San Jose and...
