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The Rio Grande River is in big trouble.
Here are some links to articles/sites that deal with the issues being faced by
"The River".
Let the river take it, is often heard in the border towns along the Rio Grande on the
Texas/Mexico border. This typically defines the philosophy of folks who don't have
the luxury of sewerage treatment plants and who have come to depend on the river to 'take
their troubles away'.
Please let me know of any other sites to list here.

Borderline Efforts on
Pollution 
Ciudad Juárez, 
EPA Region 6 - Big Bend National Park
Visibility Study 
High Country News -- March 21,
1994 Border doesn't block dirty air and water 
http--www.eden.com-~balinsky-agsc-sierran9712.txt

LatinoLink Pollution
Problems Fester South of the Border 
Lower Rio Grande Ecosystem
Initiative 
Lower Rio Grande proposal

New
Mexico-Texas-Chihuahua 
New
Mexico-Texas-Chihuahua 
Rio Grande
Toxic Substances Study Summary 
Sierra Activist - Senate
Approves Nuclear Waste Dump 
Texas, Rio Grande --
Farming on the Edge Release 
Texas-Tamaulipas

TNRCC Border Affairs Index Page

U.S.-Mexico
Border States Conference on Recreation 
United States-Mexico Border

Revised: July 28, 1999.
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