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U.S. and Mexico Invest $93M to Clean Tijuana River

7/29/2025

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The U.S. and Mexico have joined forces with a $93 million pact to tackle sewage overflow in the Tijuana River, a major source of pollution for California's beaches. Set to be completed by 2027, the agreement will see Mexico diverting 10 million gallons of treated sewage daily while the U.S. enhances its treatment capacity to manage the cross-border flow.

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The U.S. and Mexico have joined forces with a $93 million pact to tackle sewage overflow in the Tijuana River, a major source of pollution for California's beaches. Set to be completed by 2027, the agreement will see Mexico diverting 10 million gallons of treated sewage daily while the U.S. enhances its treatment capacity to manage the cross-border flow.