Port of San Diego enters final phase of copper reduction mandate

SAN DIEGO — Reducing the copper load at Shelter Island Yacht Basin has been progressing according to plan, Port of San Diego staff told commissioners, June 20. Meeting the regional and state water q

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Cgj says:

July 20, 2017 at 3:06 pm

If copper paint is so bad, why is anyone exempt? Exempting a class of boaters from paint mandates is almost as silly as Marina Del Rey targeting hull cleaners to attack less then 10% of the issue.

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