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Water Pollution and Air Quality: A Cross-Border Crisis
This chapter explores the interconnected issues of water pollution and its adverse effects on air quality and public health, particularly along the U.S.-Mexico border. It discusses the alarming correlation between pollutants in rivers and the presence of toxic gases, such as hydrogen sulfide, and emphasizes the impact of both industrial waste and wastewater management practices on these environmental challenges. The dialogue underscores the necessity for collaborative efforts between the two nations to address the pollution crisis and implement effective cleanup strategies.
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