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Think outside the box good morning good morning and welcome to the to the special meeting of the San Francisco Government Audit Oversight Committee for this friday, october 7, 2016, im the chair of the Committee Aaron peskin joined by vice chair to my right is supervisor norman yee and by member and president of the board to my left is london breed to our clerk a ink a thank you. The folks at sfgovtv for live extremely this morning. Madam clerk, any announcements . Yes. Items acted upon today wi...

Norman yee and by member and president of the board to my left is london breed to our clerk a ink a thank you. The folks at sfgovtv for live extremely this morning. Madam clerk, any announcements . Yes. Items acted upon today will appear on the october 18th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you m read the first item. Item one an ordinance appropriately one how u hundred from the department of Emergency Management to provide precisely for earthquake victims for fiscal yea...

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A community-science partnership very nearly prevented a massive energy company from siting a pipeline—here's what the scientists learned from the experience.

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Officials have repeatedly stressed that the water is safe to drink after the disastrous train derailment — but sampling errors have kept scientists on alert.

The state used preliminary results from railroad-funded sampling to declare that East Palestines drinking water was safe in the wake of the toxic spill.

The lab report indicates several testing errors that should have disqualified the results, one aquatic ecologist said.

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