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Too Much Love Harming San Diego Tide Pools
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Environmentalists worry that local tide pools might be attracting too many visitors and that is putting the habitats at risk.
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- Sept. 3
- By Erik Anderson
The Environmental Protection Agency is spending money to help stem the flow of sewage tainted water coming into the United States from Tijuana.
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- Aug. 26
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- Aug. 26
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State Urges Officials Not To Postpone Planning For Sea-Level Rise
- Aug. 18
- By Alison St John
A California report urges local and state governments not to get distracted by COVID-19 from planning ahead for rising seas.
Turning Algae Into Environmentally-Friendly Flip-Flops At UC San Diego
- Aug. 10
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Study Shows Sharks Are Frequently Near Humans In Coastal Waters
- Aug. 5
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Runoff From Tijuana River Closes Imperial Beach Shoreline
- July 22
- By City News Service
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Shark Sightings Off Coronado Lead To Warnings For Beachgoers
- July 17
- By City News Service
Initial reports from witnesses indicated they saw four sharks, ranging from six to 10 feet in length. A lifeguard using a personal watercraft also observed a shark, according to the city.
Mexico Says Help Is On The Way For Communities Suffering From Cross Border Pollution Flows
- July 13
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Mexican officials say relief may be coming in the battle to stop polluted cross-border flows.
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