New floating trash deflectors installed along the Tijuana River Valley are effectively capturing debris, preventing it from scattering and reducing the risk of pollution reaching the Pacific Ocean.
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Storms pushing large amounts of trash from Mexico into Tijuana River Valley, but new equipment making a difference
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