Federal health agencies confirm hydrogen sulfide from Tijuana sewage poses public health risk to San Diego region

A CDC and federal toxicology report officially validates what residents have experienced — cross-border sewage contamination creates measurable health hazards — strengthening the case for infrastructure investment and binational cleanup accountability.
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