EPA, Mexico slash 12 years from Tijuana sewage fix schedule
EPA’s binational review trims 12 years from wastewater construction timelines to curb cross-border sewage flows into San Diego County.
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Tijuana sewage crisis on the US-Mexican border continues
Raw sewage flows from Tijuana remain a threat, despite new funding, plant upgrades, and short-term fixes like air purifiers, leaving communities at risk.
South Bay sewage spill underscores border cleanup challenges
A December 7 sewer line failure in Mexico pushed 120,000 gallons of wastewater toward Imperial Beach, renewing concerns about recurring spills as federal agencies report progress on long-delayed treatment upgrades. New research shows how wastewater plumes affect shoreline health risks.
Battling the Stink: Calif. South Bay’s sewage crisis intensifies
South Bay’s sewage crisis from Tijuana River worsens, causing health issues. Lawmakers urge EPA action; residents sue Veolia over spills.
Untreated sewage from Mexico causes crisis in California
South Bay leaders are urging a state emergency declaration and CDC intervention as over 100 billion gallons of pollutants impact public health and the economy, with short-term solutions like air purifiers being insufficient.
Raw sewage crisis: Senator Padilla pushes for clean water initiatives at U.S.-Mexico Border
Sen. Padilla visits U.S.-Mexico border, highlighting a $300M plan to tackle transboundary water pollution, amidst growing public outrage over prolonged beach closures due to sewage leaks.