List of Reports

Description: Under the bleachers there were trash surrounded by water because there was a clogged pipe causing it to overflow making a mess, leading to have pesticides.

Description: This is a picture of a house that was burning on G street near hinojosa park a while back. The building was caught on fire by a couple of homeless people. This is hazardous because there could have been someone near or around the building and if there were kids, the smoke could have affected their breathing.

Description: This is a picture of a house that was burning on G street near hinojosa park a while back. The building was caught on fire by a couple of homeless people. This is hazardous because there could have been someone near or around the building and if there were kids, the smoke could have affected their breathing.

Description: At Pat Williams Park near the new river there is a lot of solid waste. Including a traffic cone inside of the river which is further polluting one of the most polluted rivers in the world. Also there are many trash bags, grocery bags, a couch, cement waste, and beer cans. This is not safe for the wildlife around the river and not for the people trying to enjoy the beauty of the park.

Description: Smoke clouds that contained a green substance and had a burning smell. Smoke appeared to be coming from a field near Spreckle's Sugar but there was no exact cause of the smoke. The smoke could be seen from a few hundred feet away but smell appeared as you got closer to it.

Description: The new river is a highly polluted river that flows from near Cerro Prieto, through the city of Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, into the United States through the city of Calexico, California, towards the Salton Sea.Today, the river flow is not natural, mostly consisting of agricultural runoff, municipal discharge and industrial dumping. The river has been referred to as the most severely polluted river of its size within the United States. The New River’s flow is composed of waste from agricultural and chemical runoff from the farm industry irrigation in the U.S. (18.4%) and Mexico (51.2%), sewage from Mexicali (29%), and manufacturing plants operating in Mexico (1.4%). However there is no gate stopping people from jumping into the new river, nowhere in the imperial valley is there a sign that warns citizens from staying out of the river. This image shown was taken just off the side a park here in the Imperial Valley. The park where this picture was taken is called Pat Williams.

Description: The new river is a highly polluted river that flows from near Cerro Prieto, through the city of Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, into the United States through the city of Calexico, California, towards the Salton Sea.Today, the river flow is not natural, mostly consisting of agricultural runoff, municipal discharge and industrial dumping. The river has been referred to as the most severely polluted river of its size within the United States. The New River’s flow is composed of waste from agricultural and chemical runoff from the farm industry irrigation in the U.S. (18.4%) and Mexico (51.2%), sewage from Mexicali (29%), and manufacturing plants operating in Mexico (1.4%). However there is no gate stopping people from jumping into the new river, nowhere in the imperial valley is there a sign that warns citizens from staying out of the river. This image shown was taken just off the side a park here in the Imperial Valley. The park where this picture was taken is called Pat Williams.

Description: As I walked by the New River I saw a bunch of trash along the riverbank and soil that had a black thick texture.

Description: Trash/ waste by and in the canal pollutes the water

Description: Polluted water