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Farmers face tougher rules on water quality
lompocrecord.com
[Lompoc Record] - The regulations became effective immediately, although opponents will have 30 days to file a petition — essentially an appeal — with the State Water Quality Control Board, said Roger Briggs, the Central Coast board's executive officer.
Farmers face new water runoff rules
www.morganhilltimes.com
[Morgan Hill Times] - The new rules will require farmers to report levels of toxicity in their water runoff, which is causing an urgent public health threat, according to Roger Briggs, executive officer at the regional water quality control board.
Boulder County steps up to manage Castle Rock pullout
www.dailycamera.com
[Daily Camera] - "The county has been fantastic to work with," said Roger Briggs, who founded BCC. "We've had two work sessions up there already, and there's a third one scheduled for May 11." Now, the Parks and Open Space Department is planning to put together a
Google News: California Farms Get Testy Over Water Quality
[Miller-McCune.com] - “It's our most important order of the past generation,” said Roger Briggs, the board's executive director. “Usually, when we have some regulatory action, there's one significant problem like a gas station cleanup or a few wells that are threatened.
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