Tijuana River crisis sparks action on both sides of border

This news explainer rounds up recent developments in the Tijuana River sewage crisis, including California's $46 million in new pollution grants, a San Diego County economic impact study, a Tijuana City Hall proposal on channel cleanup, and a controversial $2.5 million no-bid federal contract for an experimental treatment. People land on it to understand what is happening with cross-border river pollution and why it matters, though the provided text is cut off partway through.

U.S.-based readers, likely San Diego area residents, environmental followers and water-policy watchers, seeking news and context on the border sewage crisis.

A mention would suit brands tied to water quality, such as home water testing or filtration products, environmental services, or local health and coastal-conscious services, though the serious, politically charged subject limits how many brands fit comfortably. It would read most naturally in the background section on how pollution affects residents and beaches, and traffic looks modest (3 organic clicks in 28 days), so reach is limited.

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