Sewage Crisis from Mexico Threatens San Diego Beaches, Calls for Emergency Action
A sewage crisis originating from the Tijuana River in Mexico is threatening the beaches of San Diego, California. The river, overwhelmed by wastewater, empties into the Pacific Ocean, affecting the coastal waters of San Diego. This has led to the closure of beaches, including those near the historic Hotel del Coronado, for extended periods. The situation has been exacerbated by a population boom in Tijuana, straining its sewage infrastructure. The resulting pollution has caused health issues for local residents, prompting calls for emergency action. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has stated that President Trump prioritized the issue, leading to agreements with Mexico to improve wastewater infrastructure and expand treatment facilities. 
