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: A binational project between Guatemala and Honduras, supported by the UNDP , aims to implement integrated water resource management by 2027.

: The pollution has led to diplomatic disputes, including a 2022 lawsuit from the municipality of Omoa, Honduras, against Guatemala City due to the 60 tons of waste washing onto Honduran shores daily. Notable Organizations & Data Sources

: Currently operates Interceptor 006 in the Las Vacas River and Interceptor 021 in the lower Motagua basin. These systems capture millions of kilograms of trash before it reaches the Caribbean Sea. motagua_river_7.7z

: Contains formal evaluation reports on the Integrated Environmental Management of the Río Motagua Watershed .

: Provides real-time updates and technical details on plastic interception in the basin. : A binational project between Guatemala and Honduras,

: The primary driver of pollution is the Las Vacas River , a tributary that passes through an urban landfill north of Guatemala City . Approximately 66% of urban solid waste in Guatemala is not collected, leading to massive "trash tsunamis" during the rainy season. Cleanup Operations :

What (water quality, plastic tonnage, etc.) do you need? These systems capture millions of kilograms of trash

While there is no public environmental report specifically named "motagua_river_7.7z," various comprehensive studies and initiatives document the critical state of the basin in Guatemala and Honduras . These reports primarily focus on its status as one of the world's most plastic-polluted rivers, contributing roughly 2% of global plastic emissions to the oceans annually. Key Findings in Motagua River Reports