Mexico Breaks Ground on $33 Million Wastewater Plant to Stop Beach Contamination ...Middle East

Groundbreaking for the new sewage treatment plant in Tijuana. Courtesy International Boundary Commission Mexican officials broke ground Thursday for a new $33 million wastewater treatment plant in Tijuana that is expected to dramatically reduce sewage discharge by the end of the year. The crumbling San Antonio de los Buenos plant, located near the coast about six miles south of the border, is considered one of the biggest sources of pollution reaching beaches in south San Diego County. The old plant at Punto Bandera releases millions of gallons of raw sewage daily into the Pacific Ocean. The groundbreaking ceremony was attended by Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre, U.S. Am

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