Tijuana River Pollution Keeps San Diego Beaches Closed
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Studies will measure the economic and health impact for more than a thousand consecutive days of impacts on the border coast The channel of the Tijuana River continues to drag waste water, sediments, garbage and chemicals to the coasts of San Diego County, leading to the closure of beaches for more than a thousand consecutive days due to public health risks. Vice President of International Public Affairs of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Comm…
TIJUANA — The pollution that drags the Tijuana River into the Pacific Ocean continues to generate environmental, public health and economic impacts on the southern coast of California, particularly in communities such as Imperial Beach, Coronado and La Jolla. Although there is still no official figure on economic losses related to beach closures and pollution, US authorities plan to present the first data during a meeting that will take place in…
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