Question

7 multiple choice 1 point which group loses tourism revenue due to polluted beaches?
los angeles
tijuana
mexico
san diego
8 multiple choice 1 point in 1990, the u.s. and mexico signed a bilateral agreement. the u.s. agreed to:
build the south bay international wastewater treatment plant
dredge the tijuana river
provide bottled water to residents
ban all border factories

Explanation:

Question 7

Tijuana is a city in Mexico with beaches that, if polluted, would impact its tourism revenue. Los Angeles and San Diego are in the US, and "Mexico" is a country (broader, while Tijuana is the specific area with beaches affected for tourism revenue loss here).

In 1990, the U.S. - Mexico bilateral agreement related to wastewater treatment included the U.S. agreeing to build the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant to address pollution issues (like from Tijuana's wastewater affecting the region). Dredging the river, providing bottled water, or banning border factories are not part of this specific 1990 agreement's U.S. commitment.

Answer:

B. Tijuana

Question 8