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09 • 06 • 2022

US, Mexico & California invest big to protect clean water and healthy communities in border region

By Mara Dias

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Illness Posts

06.04.18 Helping the Community Find Clean Water after Hurricane Maria

04.12.18 Help Save Water Testing Programs at Your Beach

04.03.18 Meet Shawn Mallen, BWTF leader with Surfrider’s Isla Vista Chapter

01.24.18 Cost of recreating in polluted water estimated at $2.9 billion nationwide!

01.12.18 Rain sends polluted runoff to beaches in Southern California

12.06.17 Canine Scent Detection of human sewage in streams on Kauai

12.04.17 Rincon BWTF: Community Empowerment Post-Hurricane Maria

11.22.17 Surfers Sick from Tijuana Sewage Spill, Surfrider San Diego to Start Water Testing Program

11.01.17 Rincón BWTF providing critical water quality information after Hurricane Maria

08.22.17 No Border Sewage in San Diego

06.22.17 Public Fears Health Impacts of GenX Chemical in Cape Fear River, NC

06.01.17 Sewage Spills at US/Mexico Border are Contaminating Public Beaches

05.22.17 San Mateo County BWTF in the Press

01.27.17 BWTF tests capture polluted runoff after rain in CA

01.05.17 Citizen Scientists and Government Working Together to Protect Public Health at the Beach

09.12.16 The Growing Problem of Toxic Blue Green Algae Blooms (Cyanobacteria)

08.27.15 Waikiki Beaches Re-opened after Sewage Spill but Brown Water Advisory Remains in Effect Statewide

08.25.15 Massive Sewage Spill on Waikiki