San Diego County taps former diplomat as pollution crisis chief amid Tijuana River sewage crisis
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San Diego County on Monday will introduce a former U.S. diplomat as its first Pollution Crisis Chief, tapping Bridget Premont to lead its response to the Tijuana River sewage and pollution crisis as a new study estimates the crisis could cost the region $7.9 billion over the next two decades if it is not fixed.
Premont will be introduced at a 1 p.m. news conference at the San Diego County Administration Center, according to the county.
She will be joined by Board of Supervisors Chair Terra Lawso
Premont will be introduced at a 1 p.m. news conference at the San Diego County Administration Center, according to the county.
She will be joined by Board of Supervisors Chair Terra Lawso
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