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Can we really call this a solution? In the past, average flows were closer to ~11 million gallons per day of sewage coming into the United States from Mexico, with roughly ~6% fecal sludge being discharged- already impacting water quality off Imperial Beach. Today, average flows are closer to ~45 million gallons per day. At that same fecal concentration, that equals ~2.5 million gallons of fecal sludge every single day moving through the system. The plan being pushed by Environmental Protection
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Can we really call this a solution? In the past, average flows were closer to ~11 million gallons per day of sewage coming into the United States from Mexico, with roughly ~6% fecal sludge being discharged- already impacting water quality off Imperial Beach. Today, average flows are closer to ~45 million gallons per day. At that same fecal concentration, that equals ~2.5 million gallons of fecal sludge every single day moving through the system. The plan being pushed by Environmental Protection
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