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WATER NEWS 10/6/25
Mexico news roundup

  • “In Mexico, farms are no longer expanding in size to improve their results, but rather in terms of technology”
  • Baja California Unveils Water Regeneration, Reuse Plan
  • Mexico’s Desert City Enlists Manchas Pet Detective to Save Water Supplies
  • After the deluge: Federal and CDMX authorities plan flood control reservoir in Iztapalapa

    THE DRYING PLANET
         by Abrahm Lustgarten, Graphics by Lucas Waldron, Illustrations by Olivier Kugler for ProPublica
    As the planet gets hotter and its reservoirs shrink and its glaciers melt, people have increasingly drilled into a largely ungoverned, invisible cache of fresh water: the vast, hidden pools found deep underground.

    HEAVY JUNE RAINS REDUCE MEXICO’S DROUGHT-AFFECTED TERRITORY BY 13%
    Above-average rainfall in several regions of Mexico in the first half of June has finally alleviated some of the widespread drought felt across the country in recent months, the National Water Commission (Conagua) reported recently.
    Mexico Daily News- With permission
    ERICK TO CONTINUE AS TROPICAL RAINSTORM FOLLOWING LANDFALL AS MAJOR HURRICANE IN MEXICO
     Erick peaked as a Category 4 hurricane prior to moving onshore early Thursday morning along the southwestern coast of Mexico, where it is unleashing life-threatening conditions. Erick will slowly lose wind intensity. Accuweather

    WATER NEWS 4/14

    Mexico news roundup

    Mexicans fear stricter border crossing checks - The Riviera Maya gears up for a seaweed-y Semana Santa - Oldest migrant shelter in Tijuana may close services due to cuts from USAID
    PETSTAR SPEEDS UP WATER NEUTRALITY JOURNEY WITH VEOLIA IN MEXICO, MARKING 30 YEARS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP
    Veolia Press release
     Veolia enables PetStar to recover 370 cubic meters of water daily through advanced wastewater reuse technologies — equivalent to half the daily water consumption of the plant's surrounding community. This strategic partnership combines PetStar's circular economy leadership (processing 5.5 billion bottles annually) with Veolia's cutting-edge water technologies, demonstrating how industry leaders can drive both business growth and environmental protection through water resource conservation.

    WATER NEWS 2/26
    Mexico Water news roundup
    New plant to provide clean water to the 200K residents of thirsty Durango city - Deep-Sea Oarfish Caught Alive on Video in a Rare Encounter on a Beach in Mexico - How a Jalisco town saved their wetlands - Mexico's floating gardens are ancient wonders of sustainable farming

    WATER NEWS 2/7
    Mexico Water news roundup
     Water is the other US-Mexico border crisis, and the supply crunch is getting worse - Lake Texcoco, first Ecohydrology Demonstration Site in Mexico by UNESCO - Coca-Cola Launches Water Sustainability Initiatives in Mexico - Mexico's floating gardens are ancient wonders of sustainable farming

    WATER NEWS – 12/17
    Water water news roundup
    The Cousteau Foundation warns about significant environmental damage caused by the Maya Train Project - Construction of the New Desalination Plant Begins! - How Much Water Do Los Cabos Golf Courses Actually Use? - A desert state takes center stage in Mexico’s clean energy plans - The Mexican scientists ‘moving mountains’ to help migrating monarch butterflies

    WATER NEWS – 12/2
    Water water news roundup

    U.S. Fines Mexican Shipping Company $1.75 Million for Pollution Cover-Up - Mérida has water leaks up to four years old

    WATER NEWS – 11/28
    Water water news roundup
    Mexican pig mega-farms pollution; Water shortfall, tight labor conditions challenge growers; Extreme weather contributing to migration between US, Mexico; Mexico agrees to water deliveries to Texas under 1944 treaty; Despite treaties, relief for South Texas farmers far from certain








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