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Researchers studying sewage crisis pull out of South County amid reported high levels of sewer gas

Summary by San Diego Union Tribune
Researchers studying the health and environmental impacts of the cross-border sewage crisis said Friday they are temporarily pulling their teams collecting air and water samples in southern San Diego County communities because of “concerningly high” levels of hydrogen sulfide, a toxic gas. According to emails between researchers from UC San Diego and San Diego State University, the decision came late Friday morning from Kim Prather, director of …
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