Improving Water Quality at US-Mexico Border: Tijuana and New Rivers
This act aims to improve water quality in the Tijuana and New Rivers, which flow across the US-Mexico border. Through new programs and funding, residents in border communities can expect cleaner water, better public health, and safer recreational areas. The risk of flooding and pollution affecting daily life will also be reduced.
Key points
Establishes programs to improve water quality in the Tijuana and New Rivers, protecting public health and the environment.
Provides financial and technical support for projects addressing wastewater treatment, stormwater management, and pollution removal.
Fosters cooperation between US and Mexican authorities, as well as local communities, to effectively resolve transboundary pollution issues.
Introduces regularly updated water management plans to ensure long-term improvement and protection of water resources.
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