Environmental
Feb. 15, 2013
Kern County loses court battle to keep sewage sludge out
Kern County has lost again in its long-running fight with the city of Los Angeles to enforce a voter-approved ban on spreading sewage sludge on local land.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Kern County has lost again in its long-running fight with the city of Los Angeles to enforce a voter-approved ban on spreading sewage sludge on local land.
In a unanimous ruling this week, the 5th District Court of Appeal upheld a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of Measure E, which bans the application of so-called biosolids on all unincorporated county land. Kern County could show no evide...
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