Closures remain as the California Coastal Commission permits a temporary project for malodors Julieta Soto Original POST June 12, 2026 The entire Coronado shoreline remains closed after a sewage pipeline in Mexico collapsed for a second time in May. The following month, the California Coastal Commission approved a permit for the County of San Diego …
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Here is the current list of questions that would be asked in any interview for the upcoming documentary. Navy SEALS: What do you think about how Navy SEAL training has been curtailed, limited or cancelled due to the pollution from the Tijuana River? Do you believe it is a national security risk? In a discussion …
As of February 2025, the United States has allocated approximately $1.1 billion to address the Tijuana River pollution crisis. This funding is primarily directed towards upgrading and expanding the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant (SBIWTP) to mitigate transboundary pollution affecting Southern California communities. Funding Breakdown: $300 million from the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) in …
Here is a partial audio recording of the meeting. More information is here. Here are some highlights from the meeting.
Submitted by Richard Bailey in The Coronado Times (3/25/2024): The cross-border sewage issue should have been solved years ago, but it took local leadership and a committed bipartisan effort with our colleagues across the bridge to make this issue a priority for the federal government. Last week, Congress included $156 million in additional funding as …
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