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Research / The Tijuana River Crisis: When Does a Public Health Crisis Become an Emergency?

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The Tijuana River Crisis: When Does a Public Health Crisis Become an Emergency?

September 7, 2026

By Sarahi Lopez
This piece was published externally. Read it there ↗

When does a public health crisis become an emergency? Exploring the California’s emergency executive authorities as they relate to the ongoing Tijuana River Crisis.

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