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Although the official announcement is weeks away, California's top water-quality official for this region said San Diego seems poised to receive a waiver that will allow it to keep running its main sewage treatment plant below federal standards.

The Clean Water Act requires sewage to be processed at the “secondary” level, which removes more solids and other pollutants.

Source: Union Tribune

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