Colorado River Is Failing — & Tijuana Discovers It Cannot Carry Enough Water Across Baja California
The Colorado River crisis has entered a new and considerably more dangerous phase for Mexico. For months, the warning from Baja California was straightforward: the Colorado River is shrinking, Lake
#Now #BajaCalifornia faces a triple water crisis: Mead & Powell at historic lows, #Mexico’s post-2026 share under negotiation—& #Tijuana’s aqueduct nearing capacity, with a 700–800 L/s summer deficit. #ColoradoRiver is failing. Pipes are full. https://t.co/QScffQK5Ju
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