The California-Baja California Border Resiliency Plan (BRP) is a binational effort to study how climate stressors are impacting border region communities and ways for crossborder transportation infrastructure to better adapt to those conditions.
Climate stressors, such as rising heat, precipitation, and extreme weather events, have disproportionately impacted communities within the California-Baja California border region due to underdeveloped infrastructure. These kinds of environmental pressures can exacerbate air and water quality issues that currently exist, resulting in adverse public health impacts.
The California-Baja California BRP will study these conditions and identify strategies, programs, and projects that will help enhance and protect transportation infrastructure and the people who depend on it.
The study area is 10 miles north and south of the international border, from the Pacific Ocean east to the California-Arizona state border.