Marie Coronel is the proud daughter of Filipino parents. Marie grew up in South San Diego and graduated from Eastlake High School in Chula Vista.
“We were so drawn to the place because of the beauty of the beach and just the quaintness and loveliness of this community,” says resident Marvel Harrison.Settling in Imperial Beach was a dream come true for Marvel and her husband. Years later, she says it’s become a nightmare because of the pollution in the water and in the air from the sewage in the Tijuana River Valley.
The lawsuit claims its because of its “ failure to remedy the pollution present in the water adjacent to Imperial Beach.” The lawsuit says “ thisHas resulted in a decease in value of homes in that area plus the loss of enjoyment of the residents due to the smell and toxicity created.”They are seeking $300 million.ABC10News reached out to Veolia for comment they sent a statement which reads in part, “ Veolia recognizes the transboundary pollution is a serious problem.
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