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Fix Mexico City's leaking water network
Mexico City, MX · MX
Mexico City loses an estimated 40–50% of its drinking water to leaks in the public network and homes. Aquifer over-pumping makes parts of the city sink by up to about 24 cm a year.
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Facts as of 26 Oct 2026 · source dated 2026-10 · updated 2 hours ago
