Baykeeper's scientists, lawyers, and policy advocates can be reached anytime to speak about the threats to San Francisco Bay and how we hold polluters accountable.
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Mark Westlund, Communications Director: 510-841-8329
Baykeeper Issues Notice to Sue SFPUC for Hundreds of Clean Water Act Violations Oakland, CA—San Francisco Baykeeper recently issued a notice of intent to take legal...
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. —...
State Conducted Inadequate Review of Alternatives, Used Questionable Trump-era Interpretations of Law Oakland—Late yesterday, a coalition of Tribal and environmental organizations...
Baykeeper Sues Federal Agency for Failing to Meet Endangered Species Act Requirements Fish and Wildlife Service Missed Congressional Deadlines to Protect Longfin Smelt...
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.
Hoodline
San Francisco's picturesque bay is now the center of a scandalous pollution row, as the city stands accused of pouring millions of gallons of sewage directly into the waters. San Francisco Baykeeper...
SFGate
A local environmental watchdog group plans to sue San Francisco over accusations that the city’s Public Utilities Commission routinely violates federal law by discharging millions of...
CBS News Bay Area
Ten years. That's how much time the Bay Area's 37 wastewater treatment plants will have to reduce fertilizer and sewage in their water by 40%. The estimated price tag for the facility upgrades is $11...