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Pollution - New River Untreated farm irrigation runoff containing pesticides and fertilizers flows directly into an already highly polluted New River. photo-id: POL-108 request pricing	Fish Die Offs - Tilapia at the Salton Sea photo-id: SSE-100 request pricing	Fish Die Offs - Tilapia at the Salton Sea photo-id: SSE-099 request pricing	Fish Die Offs - Tilapia at the Salton Sea The Salton Sea has been in decline for years. Large scale fish die offs have become annual summer events since the late nineties. The major causes are believed to be the ever increasing salinity pollution from Mexico via the New River and agricultural runoff from the surrounding farmland on the southern end of the Sea. The pollutants include huge quantities of raw sewage industrial waste farm fertilizers and pesticides. photo-id: SSE-088 request pricing
Fish Die Offs - Tilapia at the Salton Sea photo-id: SSE-089 request pricing	Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-099 request pricing	Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-100 request pricing	Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-101 request pricing
Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-102 request pricing	Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-103 request pricing	Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-104 request pricing	Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-105 request pricing
Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-106 request pricing	Pollution - Sewage & Trash Winter storms flush huge quantities of raw sewage and floating trash from Tijuana Mexico down the Tijuana River to be deposited in the river estuary and ultimately in the ocean. photo-id: POL-107 request pricing	Pollution - New River The New River is one of the most severely polluted rivers of its size in the United States. It runs only 15 miles from the town of Mexicali in Mexico north to the Salton Sea in Southern California. Its contaminated with raw sewage industrial waste including heavy metals such as selenium arsenic and mercury and farming generated pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers. photo-id: POL-079 request pricing	Pollution - New River In addition to the sewage and industrial waste pollution the New River flows directly through several city dumps as it passes through Mexicali. photo-id: POL-080 request pricing
Pollution - New River The New River is one of the most severely polluted rivers of its size in the United States. It runs only 15 miles from the town of Mexicali in Mexico north to the Salton Sea in Southern California. Its contaminated with raw sewage industrial waste including heavy metals such as selenium arsenic and mercury and farming generated pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers. photo-id: POL-081 request pricing	Pollution - New River Sign marking the New River as it passes under interstate 8. photo-id: POL-082 request pricing	Pollution - New River Sign marking the New River as it passes under interstate 8. photo-id: POL-083 request pricing	Pollution - New River The New River is one of the most severely polluted rivers of its size in the United States. It runs only 15 miles from the town of Mexicali in Mexico north to the Salton Sea in Southern California. Its contaminated with raw sewage industrial waste including heavy metals such as selenium arsenic and mercury and farming generated pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers. photo-id: POL-084 request pricing
Pollution - New River In addition to the sewage and industrial waste pollution the New River flows directly through several city dumps as it passes through Mexicali. photo-id: POL-085 request pricing	Pollution - New River The New River is one of the most severely polluted rivers of its size in the United States. It runs only 15 miles from the town of Mexicali in Mexico north to the Salton Sea in Southern California. Its contaminated with raw sewage industrial waste including heavy metals such as selenium arsenic and mercury and farming generated pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers. photo-id: POL-086 request pricing	Pollution - New River Sign marking the New River as it passes under interstate 8. photo-id: POL-087 request pricing	Pollution - New River The New River is one of the most severely polluted rivers of its size in the United States. It runs only 15 miles from the town of Mexicali in Mexico north to the Salton Sea in Southern California. Its contaminated with raw sewage industrial waste including heavy metals such as selenium arsenic and mercury and farming generated pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers. photo-id: POL-088 request pricing
Pollution - New River The New River is one of the most severely polluted rivers of its size in the United States. It runs only 15 miles from the town of Mexicali in Mexico north to the Salton Sea in Southern California. Its contaminated with raw sewage industrial waste including heavy metals such as selenium arsenic and mercury and farming generated pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers. photo-id: POL-089 request pricing	Pollution - New River The New River is one of the most severely polluted rivers of its size in the United States. It runs only 15 miles from the town of Mexicali in Mexico north to the Salton Sea in Southern California. Its contaminated with raw sewage industrial waste including heavy metals such as selenium arsenic and mercury and farming generated pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers. photo-id: POL-090 request pricing	Pollution - New River Along with the pollution litter such as discarded plastic bottles and styrofoam cups and containers collect along the banks of the New River. photo-id: POL-091 request pricing	Pollution - New River Along with the pollution litter such as discarded plastic bottles and styrofoam cups and containers collect along the banks of the New River. photo-id: POL-092 request pricing
Pollution - New River Untreated farm irrigation runoff containing pesticides and fertilizers flows directly into an already highly polluted New River. photo-id: POL-093 request pricing	Pollution - New River Untreated farm irrigation runoff containing pesticides and fertilizers flows directly into an already highly polluted New River. photo-id: POL-094 request pricing	Pollution - New River Untreated farm irrigation runoff containing pesticides and fertilizers flows directly into an already highly polluted New River. photo-id: POL-095 request pricing	Pollution - Fish Die Offs Salton Sea The Salton Sea has been in decline for years. Large scale fish die offs have become annual summer events since the late nineties. The major causes are believed to be the ever increasing salinity pollution from Mexico via the New River and agricultural runoff from the surrounding farmland on the southern end of the Sea. The pollutants include huge quantities of raw sewage industrial waste farm fertilizers and pesticides. photo-id: POL-075 request pricing
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