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One of the World's Largest Cities Might Run Out of Water by Summer

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Three months without water

One Mexico City resident, Alejandro Gomez, told CNN that his family has been without proper running water for more than three months now.

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Struggling to Get Deliveries

Gomez’s family doesn’t have a storage tank for water, so water truck deliveries won’t be much help for them.

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What Experts Are Saying

Christian Dominguez Sarmiento, an atmospheric researcher at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, commented on the crisis.

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Worldwide Water Shortages

A World Resources Institute’s Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas report released in 2023 detailed the extent of water shortages across the world.

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Water Demand Rising

To support human populations, companies have expanded agriculture and livestock fields, which need water to support them.

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Future Consequences

The World Resources Insitute predicts that by 2050, nearly 1 billion people on the planet will be living under constant high water stress.

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Origins of Mexico City

The Spanish saw the abundance of water standing in the way of the city’s development, which is ironic, given the city’s current situation.

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Underground Aquifier

The decision to destroy the lakebed and canals of the city has proven to have far-reaching consequences centuries later.

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