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The Tijuana River, normally dry, is now overflowing with sewage and toxic pollutants, forcing San Diego County to take bold action. With air quality dangerously polluted and federal inaction stalled, county leaders are proposing to use $1.8 million from reserves to begin planning a historic river treatment system — the first of its kind. Facing massive costs, complex land ownership, and legal hurdles, they’re eyeing a November sales tax to fund bonds and form a joint powers authority to tackle the crisis head-on.

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