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Lee Zeldin, headed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), said on Tuesday that she plans to visit California-Mexical limit To resolve issues concerning the “disgusting Mexican sewer” coming to the United States.
Zeldin will evaluate toxic waste and sewage drains from the Tijuana River, which led to the closing of the beaches in the San Diego district.
“I will visit the California Mexican borders in the coming weeks, when the disgusting Mexican sewer harms our valuable setting in the US,” Zeldin wrote on X.
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The drain with a closed sewer from the Tijuana River pushed the authorities to call for solving the problem. (Reuters/Mike Blake)
Fox News Digital addressed the EPA.
A question about Unestked sewer The flow from the tihuana, Mexico, on the beach of San Diego, was aggravated earlier this year, when in January in January, the Holister sewage pumps, which transmits the sewer from the Tiuana to the international cleansing set for the wastewater -bei, incorrectly and spilled about 30,000 liters of sewer into the river.
EPA Leader Leader Plans to visit the San Diego district on concern that Mexican officials do not do enough to solve the sewer in the Tijuana River, which pollutes the beaches on the US side. (Getti Image)
The head of the district San Diego Jim Desmond, who raised the issue in the past, said he was counting on Zeldin’s visit.
In the report X last month, Desmond called it “one of the biggest environmental and social crises”.
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“It’s not just a trouble – it’s a danger. Our fleets are trained north of this toxic porridge,” Desmond wrote. “Local families are exposed to contaminated water. Tourism is suffering. And yet, California continues to look the other way. Many politicians have promised – but nothing has been given. It ends now.”
He – Note Mexico Failed to correct the problem, and the US did not prosecute the Mexico government.
Cars are lined up to the port to San ISIDD to move from Tiuana in Mexico to San Diego on April 4, 2019. – US President Donald Trump is expected to visit the Border Fencing section during a California excursion on Friday. (Guillermo Arias/AFP via Getty Images)
In 2018, the broken sewer in Mexico led to millions of sewerage gallons that spilled into the Tijuana River, and eventually the Pacific Ocean. About 12 miles from the border to the north needed to be closed at the time.
James Joseph Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
