POLITICSMEXICO NEWS DAILY
Feds and Jalisco state are joining forces to tackle water contamination in greater Guadalajara
The federal and Jalisco state governments are collaborating to address water contamination in Guadalajara by rehabilitating the Chapala aqueduct, cleaning the Lerma-Santiago river basin, and enforcing regulations against industrial polluters under the National Water Plan.
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