For the first time… the U.S. Navy has acknowledged what Bay Area climate scientists and residents have asked the department to investigate for years: that in just over a decade,  toxic groundwater could surface at a San Francisco Superfund site partly because of human-caused climate change. 

KQED climate reporter Ezra David Romero is here to tell us more. 

For the first time… the U.S. Navy has acknowledged what Bay Area climate scientists and residents have asked the department to investigate for years: that in just over a decade,  toxic groundwater could surface at a San Francisco Superfund site partly because of human-caused climate change. 
KQED climate reporter Ezra David Romero is here to tell us more.

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U.S. Navy Acknowledges Bay Area's Toxic Groundwater Problem

Days after winning a second term in the White House, President-elect Donald Trump proposed a 10-20% tariff on all goods coming into the United States. The idea, he says, is to reduce trade deficits and help domestic businesses by raising prices on imports. But as reporter Tina Caputo explains, imposing tariffs on imported wines and winemaking supplies would hurt the sector more than it helps.

Days after winning a second term in the White House, President-elect Donald Trump proposed a 10-20% tariff on all goods coming into the United States. The idea, he says, is to reduce trade deficits and help domestic businesses by raising prices on imports. But as reporter Tina Caputo explains, imposing tariffs on imported wines and winemaking supplies would hurt the sector more than it helps.

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U.S. Navy Acknowledges Bay Area's Toxic Groundwater Problem

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