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Record droughts have been draining Mexico City's aquifers faster than they can be replenished, placing the city at risk of severe water shortages.
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Isabella Jackson's insight:
This is an issue that is not only prevalent in Mexico but in many areas around the world. I had known that Mexico has not had much potable water for the past couple of years but it seems that as of the beginning of 2024, the issue is much worse for all parts of Mexico not just Mexico City.
Tony Ibarra's comment,
February 29, 9:41 PM
Wow, this is a very interesting article. Considering that they are depleting their ground water resources, I wonder what that means for the city as it is quite literally sinking every year.
Kim Rosales's comment,
March 2, 1:27 AM
Restricting water access for many residents to an hour or so of water every few days and "day zero" could just be months away. Being neighbors, I wonder if the US will be helping Mexico with the water situation.
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