California Wants Feds to Address Cross-Border Sewage
State water pollution regulators in San Diego are asking federal officials to do more monitoring of cross-border water flows that could be polluted.
The San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board issued an investigative order in February that requires more monitoring of sewage-tainted cross-border flows.
The order requires the International Boundary and Water Commission to monitor more than a dozen locations over an 18-month period.
Regional Board Executive Director David Gibson said the order also calls for the testing results to be made public.