$453 Million Allocated to Combat Tijuana River Sewage Crisis Along U.S.-Mexico Border

The Tijuana River sewage crisis has emerged as a significant environmental and public health concern, affecting communities along the U.S.-Mexico border. Originating from Tijuana, Mexico, untreated sewage and industrial waste have been contaminating the Tijuana River, which flows into the Pacific Ocean near San Diego, California. This pollution has led to prolonged beach closures, health risks, and environmental degradation in the region. Recent initiatives, including substantial federal funding and collaborative efforts between the U.S. and Mexican governments, aim to address and mitigate this ongoing crisis.

Background of the Crisis

The Tijuana River originates in Mexico and traverses approximately 120 miles before crossing into the United States,

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