In Mexico City, residents are watching their taps go dry for hours a day, and the water that flows often comes out dark brown and smells noxious. In Bogotá, reservoir levels are falling just as fast, and the city government has implemented rotating water shutoffs. It’s all due to heat and drought fuelled by climate change.
Water Supplies Face ‘Day Zero’ as Drought, Heat Dome Hit Mexico City and Bogotà
