Mexico City's Rain-Harvesting Program Could Change How Cities Manage Water
Mexico City's Rain-Harvesting Program Could Change How Cities Manage Water
When Maria Isabel Contreras and her husband moved to Mexico City’s Iztapalapa district, 30 years ago, water was not an issue. But as the district urbanized, the taps began to dry up. Today, the nine-person household — four adults and five children — receives three hours of continuous supply of murky, brown water each day, before the water runs out.
August 18, 2019 at 05:35PM
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