“In February, media outlets started blaring warnings about an impending “Day Zero” when Mexico City would run out of water. Lingering drought and extreme heat are conspiring to threaten the most populous city in North America with a disaster of epic proportions.”
MND Staff
The Mexican capital looks set to run out of water next week — or does it?
The Mexican capital looks set to run out of water next week — or does it?
It’s really hot and there’s no water, so what are we going to do about it? Sarah DeVries has questions.
It’s really hot and there’s no water, so what are we going to do about it? Sarah DeVries has questions.
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After making landfall early Thursday on the Tamaulipas coast, the storm moved inland, bringing torrential rains to the drought-afflicted region.
After making landfall early Thursday on the Tamaulipas coast, the storm moved inland, bringing torrential rains to the drought-afflicted region.
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View from the Torre Latino | Photo from @mexicocitystreets
