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Coastal News Today | CA - Biden requesting $310M to fix, expand wastewater treatment plant fouling San Diego s South County

President Joe Biden is asking that lawmakers grant $310 million in emergency spending to fix the sewage pollution from Mexico that is wreaking havoc on South County communities.

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Biden seeks $310M to fix plant fouling San Diego beaches - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The money is part of a $56 billion emergency supplemental funding request that faces an uncertain fate in Congress.

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Biden asking lawmakers to grant $310 million to fix sewage crisis

President Biden has asked lawmakers to grant $310 million in emergency funding to fix the ongoing sewage crisis in South County.

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What would happen if Tijuana sewage crisis is declared an emergency?

Neither the governor nor the president have answered local calls for a formal declaration, but it might not be the right tool to solve the issue

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Supervisors Continue State of Emergency on Border Pollution, Sewage Issue

The Board of Supervisors Wednesday voted unanimously to continue a state of emergency due to pollution and sewage flowing across the U.S.-Mexico border.

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