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08 • 12 • 2022

Pollution Source Tracking to Protect Public Health at the Beach

By Paula Sternberg Rodríguez

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Source Identification Posts

05.25.22 The Surfrider Foundation’s 2021 Clean Water Report

05.09.22 The Space Coast Chapter is Protecting Clean Water in Florida

07.22.21 Red Tide Decimates Tampa Bay Marinelife, Surfrider Suncoast Demands Change

03.30.21 Tracking Sewage up the Beach in Rincon, Puerto Rico

08.17.20 SOS Biscayne Bay In Miami Is In Distress

07.02.20 Victory at Cowell’s! Cowell’s off the Beach Bummer List

05.20.20 Just Released: 2020 Blue Water Task Force Film

04.19.18 The Maui Chapter’s Blue Water Task Force

12.06.17 Canine Scent Detection of human sewage in streams on Kauai

06.15.17 Taking the Warning Sign Down at Larrabee State Park, WA

05.22.17 San Mateo County BWTF in the Press

03.21.17 Rincon BWTF: A Massive Effort to Protect Public Health and Understand Pollution at the Beach

02.14.17 Rincon BWTF: Inspections Reveal Sewage Line Problems

12.13.16 Celebrating another successful year for the BWTF in 2016

11.23.16 Something to be thankful for at Cowell’s Beach, Santa Cruz

10.27.15 Pollution Screening Blitz held in Rincón, Puerto Rico.

10.21.15 Newport BWTF and City Investigate Nye Beach Bacteria in Oregon

10.06.15 What’s causing high bacteria readings in Cannon Beach, Oregon?