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The Rio Grande river winding into the mountains of Big Bend National Park in Texas

As Mexico falls behind on Rio Grande debt, US and Mexico...

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The provisions adjust an 80-year treaty sharing Rio Grande water that'll let Mexico get out from behind its water debt to the U.S.
Some dams in Mexico maintain historic lows, due to the extended drought in the country.

Mexico’s water reserves remain at historic lows as rainy season ends

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Though the rainy season seemed heavy this summer, Mexico's water reserves are at levels 12% lower than the historical average.
Contaminated water at the Bordo San Jerónimo, Mexico

What’s polluting Mexico’s groundwater?

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The county's drinking water supply is rife with contaminants which affect the health of millions, with little prospect of easy treatment.
Drought at the Benito Juárez dam, part of the Mexico water crisis

Mexico’s water crisis: Day Zero and the looming threat of scarcity

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The headlines suggest Mexico is staring down a total water shortage: But what's the truth?
Libertad dam in Nuevo León

Water in Mexico: A new series coming to MND

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Mexico faces daunting challenges when it comes to water - Mexico News Daily's upcoming series will help inform and educate readers on this vital issue.
Sheinbaum green policies

Can President-elect Sheinbaum deliver on her green promises?

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The incoming president is often vaunted for her green credentials - but what is likely to happen once she takes power next week?
From Jan. 1 to Sept. 22, Mexico saw 579.6 mm of accumulated rainfall.

How much has drought declined in Mexico after a rainy summer?

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Four months of continuous rainfall have replenished Mexico's reservoirs, with drought levels subsiding to surprising lows.
A smiling girl with clean water

How one nonprofit is cleaning up Mexico’s drinking water

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Caminos de Agua is bringing safe, drinkable water back to vulnerable communities in Guanajuato.