By Megan Cassidy Published 12:54 pm PDT, Friday, July 13, 2018 Photo: / The Chronicle Image 1of/1 CaptionClose Image 1 of 1 A sewage treatment plant near Lake Merced Park was evacuated late Friday morning as San Francisco Fire officials respond to a hazmat situation, authorities said. A sewage treatment plant near Lake Merced Park was evacuated late Friday morning as San Francisco Fire officials respond to a hazmat situation, authorities said. Photo: / The Chronicle San Francisco sewage treatment plant evacuated for hazmat situation 1 / 1 Back to Gallery A sewage treatment plant near Lake Merced Park was evacuated late Friday morning as San Francisco Fire officials respond to a hazmat situation, authorities said. Just before noon, officials sent out a text notification to avoid the area of 3500 Great Highway, … [Read more...] about San Francisco sewage treatment plant evacuated for hazmat situation
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South West Water fined for sewage treatment offences in the South Hams
0 Post a comment Monday, 14 May 2018 - Utilities by Sam Acourt - Kingsbridge & Salcombe Gazette @@AcourtSamantha [email protected] South West Water fined for sewage treatment offences in two South Hams towns. South West Water has been ordered to pay £71,800 in fines and costs for failing to correct faults at sewage treatments works in Dartmouth and Salcombe. The prosecution was brought by the Environment Agency.Problems at the company’s sewage treatment works in Salcombe and Dartmouth culminated in the sites breaching their environmental permits. Both sites suffer from saline (sea) water infiltration, however the main issue was failure to manage and maintain processes and infrastructure at the two sites between 2015 and 2016.Salcombe treatment works serves Salcombe and the nearby village of Malborough. Sewage pipes upstream of the works cross the estuary foreshore and are submerged at high tide. Some of these pipes have faults that allow … [Read more...] about South West Water fined for sewage treatment offences in the South Hams
Connelly: Puget Sound is now off limits to vessel sewage
By Joel Connelly, SeattlePI Published 10:54 am, Tuesday, April 10, 2018 window._taboola = window._taboola || []; _taboola.push({ mode: 'thumbnails-c', container: 'taboola-interstitial-gallery-thumbnails-3', placement: 'Interstitial Gallery Thumbnails 3', target_type: 'mix' }); _taboola.push({flush: true}); Image 1of/3 CaptionClose Image 1 of 3 The view out over Puget Sound from Mt. Constitution on Orcas Island. A new state rule prohibits vessels from dumping sewage, raw or treated, into Washington's inland waters as well as Lake Washington. ) The view out over Puget Sound from Mt. Constitution on Orcas Island. A new state rule prohibits vessels from dumping sewage, raw or treated, into Washington's inland waters as well as Lake Washington. ) Image 2 of 3 "This is a historic day for the protection and restoration of Puget Sound," said Deot. of Ecology director Maia Bellon. Ecology has enacted a pule that prohibits vessels from … [Read more...] about Connelly: Puget Sound is now off limits to vessel sewage
Bacteria in the Saluda: State seeks to cut sewage pollution in popular scenic river
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Tijuana sewage spills: generations of frustration
In the early 1960s, sewage being dumped by Tijuana was polluting the beaches and waters off Imperial Beach.At the time, the remedy — of sorts — was to put chlorine in the wastewater before it was sent into the international outfall. Sometimes Mexican officials balked at spending tens of thousands of dollars to do that.Dr. J. B. Askew, San Diego County’s health officer at the time, said he couldn’t stop people from flushing their toilets in Mexico, but he could declare a public health problem and keep San Diegans away from — or crossing — the border.That threat got people’s attention.Not wanting to lose their American customers, proprietors of bars, restaurants and other businesses along Avenida Revolución helped raised money to get the chlorine.Brian Bilbray tells that story and suggests there should be a modern-day version aimed at getting Mexico to take stronger action to stop the sewage flows that continue to pollute the Tijuana River … [Read more...] about Tijuana sewage spills: generations of frustration