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San Diego, CA repurposed trash collected in Mexico to create booms that capture incoming trash flows

San Diego, CA repurposed trash collected in Mexico

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The city has repurposed trash collected in Mexico to create booms that capture trash flowing into San Diego County. This project converts the trash into high density plastic that forms a barrier at Smuggler's Gulch capable of handling water carrying garbage at high velocities.

Water & Wastewater Waste Management Environmental Services

San Diego, CA

Municipality in California

United States

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Trash Boom Brochure

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Building With Trash To Mend Border Environment | KPBS

These last dry months of the year in Southern California bring a flurry of cleanup efforts in the Tijuana River Valley. Some are putting trash to use while enticing people to discover, and care for, the border region’s environment.

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This project captures approximately 1800 cubic yards of trash annually. The repurposed material is able to handle bathtubs, car parts, and other large trash even at high velocities.

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