Friday, July 28, 2006

Study: No improvement in Florida's sewage spill reporting

The state has failed to improve its record of reporting sewage spills into Florida waters and along beaches, environmental group Clean Water Fund said Thursday in a report that shows the state accounted for 44 million to 51 million gallons of wastewater and sewage spilled last year but -- for example -- that a 250,000-gallon sewage spill that closed beaches in Boca Raton and Boynton Beach last year is nowhere to be found in the state's data - July 28, AP

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