Tijuana River Pollution Costs San Diego Billions | San Diego News
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San Diego County is bracing for a staggering economic hit from Tijuana River pollution, with new analysis revealing potential annual losses of $125 million to $500 million—and possibly soaring to nearly $8 billion over the next two decades. Tourism tax revenue has plummeted 30% in places like Imperial Beach, forcing business closures and school enrollment drops. One ceramics studio owner shut down after 14 years, victims of beach closures and dwindling visitors. Officials now seek state and federal funding while exploring local infrastructure solutions to treat polluted water before it hits the ocean—because this isn’t just an environmental crisis, it’s a deepening economic emergency.
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https://www.kpbs.org/news/economy/2026/09/15/report-san-diego-county-misses-out-on-up-to-500m-each-year-due-to-tijuana-river-pollution
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