Flooded and Thirsty
Mexico City grapples with a paradox of flooding and water scarcity, exacerbated by a booming population that strains its infrastructure. As the city drains its lakes to manage seasonal rains, it simultaneously faces a critical shortage of drinking water. The relentless extraction from the aquifer has led to alarming land subsidence, creating a landscape marked by crooked buildings and sinkholes. Amidst these challenges, innovative solutions are being explored, including the potential of El Pedregal's lava fields.In this clip
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