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EPA Chief Zeldin Opens Talks with Mexico on Cross-Border Sewage Issue

  • Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin is addressing a sewage contamination crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border, urging Mexico to stop releasing polluted water into California's Pacific Ocean.
  • Mexico completed a wastewater treatment plant that treats 18 million gallons of sewage daily, but health issues persist due to pollution.
  • Zeldin emphasized that $653 million in funds have been allocated since 2020 to tackle the sewage problem, yet delays by the Mexican government hinder progress.
  • In meetings, Zeldin and Mexican officials discussed plans for collaborative projects to resolve the sewage crisis, highlighting funding issues.
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RedState broke the news in Washington, United States on Sunday, April 20, 2025.
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