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 quality board mandates in the final five years of the basin’s Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) program,...

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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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