Navy Pushed to Clean Up 'The Fiery Marsh' of Coronado Where Hazardous Waste Still Leaks Into San Diego Bay

State of California Pushes Navy to Act 30 Years After Pledge to Clean Burnoff Site By J.W. August, freelance journalist May 5, 2022 (San Diego) – It’s aptly described as “The Fiery Marsh,” covering 95 acres on the southwest side of Naval Air Station North Island. The “fiery” part of the name refers to six…

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