A Del Mar-based nonprofit is working to remove plastics and other waste from Tijuana River tributaries before it enters the Pacific Ocean. Trash booms are floating barriers that catch trash and ...

A San Diego-based environmental group is installing a trash boom in a Tijuana tributary as an environmental crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border continues. WILDCOAST, an international conservation ...

Still water in the Tijuana River Valley reflects the chirping birds who live there, giving the impression it is as nature made it — until you see the floating trash and smell the stagnant ...

SAN DIEGO — Volunteers with Wildcoast picked up thousands of pounds of trash yesterday, including plastic, tires, and other items. The cleanup occurred in a Tijuana River Channel on the Mexican ...

The contaminated tributary that runs through Smuggler's Gulch and connects to the Tijuana River is an often overlooked but dangerous waterway. “You get a lot of trash," Noonkaster said.

Much of the polluted water, trash and sediment is carried through Smuggler’s Gulch, a small tributary that flows over the border from Tijuana, and discharges into the river despite efforts to ...

Much of the polluted water, trash and sediment is carried through Smuggler’s Gulch, a small tributary that flows over the border from Tijuana, and discharges into the river despite efforts to ...

A new NASA study cites data from an instrument orbiting Earth to show how the Tijuana sewage overflows are spilling into the ...

Concerns about Tijuana River ... other roles, reported that over 100 billion gallons of untreated sewage spilled into the Pacific Ocean through the Tijuana River and its tributaries ...

It’s the antithesis to everything that all organizations and individuals are trying to do to clean up the Tijuana River cross border pollution issue,” said Peck. In 2010 voters approved plans ...

As the Tijuana River sewage crisis worsens, local leaders and community organizations in San Diego and elsewhere have pleaded with Gov. Gavin Newsom to intervene.

San Diego-Based Environmental Group Installs Trash Boom in Tijuana River Tributary by Brooke Binkowski • Times of San Diego Oct. 30, 2024, 11:30 p.m. Oct. 31, 2024, 7:26 a.m.