Mérida’s Water Infrastructure Struggles: Flooded Malls, Dry Taps, and Poor Management
The death of a wakeboarding instructor at the La Isla artificial lake is the latest wake-up call that Yucatán is failing to manage one of its most important resources—water. Rapid development is straining resources and harming public health and the local economy. The Peninsula sits on a porous karst aquifer, a geological formation composed of...
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