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Engineers are deploying a trash collection device to corral plastic litter floating between California and Hawaii in an attempt to clean up the world's largest garbage patch in the heart of the Pacific Ocean.
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The State of California has filed a lawsuit to hold the federal government responsible for the region's cross-border pollution woes.
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A federal judge has rejected part of the Justice Department's bid to have the cross-border sewage case dismissed.
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KPBS Midday EditionIt’s difficult to get to, with frequent riptides and rock slides, but in spite of and maybe because of its challenges, Black’s Beach is a San Diego landmark.
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Due to a sighting of a hammerhead shark Tuesday, Oceanside lifeguards temporarily closed the city's ocean shoreline from Wisconsin Avenue to Harbor Beach. Authorities have since re-opened that section of shoreline.
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KPBS Midday EditionFederal judge hears Department of Justice request to dismiss renegade lawsuit aimed at stopping transborder sewage spills.
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Extreme heat Thursday and high surf in San Diego could cause potentially dangerous conditions at the beach this weekend.
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A warm spell in Southern California has resulted in a new ocean temperature record at Scripps Pier.
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Higher than average temperatures this summer are warming the ocean which is leading to big catches off of San Diego's coast.
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The Surfrider Foundation announced Tuesday that it is filing a lawsuit against the federal agency in charge of water and sanitation issues at the U.S.-Mexico border for its inability to stop Tijuana River sewage flows from polluting local beaches.
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