Environment San Diego Ca

A proposed plant that would turn Tijuana sewage into clean water and profits--a notion derided by critics as far-fetched--has won a wave of political support and has renewed debate over how to cope with the long-standing problem of waste that spills into the United States. The proposed plant, called Bajagua, is being promoted by a group of U.S. investors and enjoys backing from two San Diego-area congressmen. Reps. Bob Filner (D-San Diego) and Brian P.

A proposed plant that would turn Tijuana sewage into clean water and profits--a notion derided by critics as far-fetched--has won a wave of political support and has renewed debate over how to cope with the long-standing problem of waste that spills into the United States. The proposed plant, called Bajagua, is being promoted by a group of U.S. investors and enjoys backing from two San Diego-area congressmen. Reps. Bob Filner (D-San Diego) and Brian P.