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Environmental

Nov. 26, 2014

Nonprofit threatens to sue San Jose over alleged Clean Water Act violations

Water nonprofit San Francisco Baykeeper blames increasing stormwater runoff on the city's failed action on water pollution.


By Kibkabe Araya


Daily Journal Staff Writer


Bay Area water nonprofit San Francisco Baykeeper on Monday sent the city of San Jose a notice of violation and letter of intent to file a lawsuit for its allegedly violating the federal Clean Water Act by failing to act on growing water pollution.


After a two-year investigation, the Baykeeper says it found San Jose violated the federal Water Pollution Control Act, better known as the Clean Water Act...

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