Atmospheric rivers almost guarantee one thing for San Francisco: millions of gallons of raw sewage pouring into the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay. Surfers are upset about this. KQED climate reporter Ezra David Romero went out with one surfer who has been testing the water quality. 

Atmospheric rivers almost guarantee one thing for San Francisco: millions of gallons of raw sewage pouring into the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay. Surfers are upset about this. KQED climate reporter Ezra David Romero went out with one surfer who has been testing the water quality.&nbsp;

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SF Surfers Concerned Over Raw Sewage Pollution in Ocean and Bay Waters

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