U.S.-Mexico Border Program
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Border 2025
The Border 2025 Program is the latest environmental program implemented under the 1983 La Paz Agreement and serves as a model of cooperation between the United States and Mexico. The Program supports communities along the U.S.-Mexico border region by improving environmental and health conditions through its initiatives towards clean air, land, water and ensuring communities can effectively respond to emergencies. Active participation by key partners in state and local governments, U.S. federally recognized Tribes, and Mexican indigenous communities are essential to the lasting success of these efforts. EPA is committed to continuing this collaboration and serving communities in the border region.
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Overview
Introduction to the U.S.- Mexico Border 2025 Program, organization, and goals.
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Region 6
Covering Texas, New Mexico, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo León, and Tamaulipas.
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Region 9
Covering Arizona, California, Baja California, and Sonora.
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Policy Workgroups
Policy Workgroups are goal-specific (air, water, waste management and emergency response) and focus on issues that are borderwide or multi-regional in nature.
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Resources
Learn more about documents produced during the current and previous Border Programs.
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Communication
Clear and transparent communication is a fundamental element of the the Program.