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Watching the Death and Rebirth of the Colorado River in Mexico

Manuel Machado Gerardo watched the mighty Colorado River Delta die perhaps more clearly than any man alive. Taking the final drags from his cigarette, he steps outside his home to greet the 112-degree heat and survey the hundreds of acres of northern Mexico farmland he’s owned for decades.

Mexico Says Help Is On The Way For Communities Suffering From Cross Border Pollution Flows

Mexican officials say there may be relief soon for San Diego South Bay residents living with massive daily sewage flows from Tijuana.

The sewage-tainted flows routinely hit 25 million gallons a day. Some days earlier this year, the flow topped 70 million gallons.