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Mexico City residents are adapting to water scarcity in the following ways. I have family that lives in Mexico City, and they frequently talk about what the local government takes action to help mitigate with the water scarcity issue. One of the most important decisions is that Mexico City is divided in different counties. These counties have water weekly water reductions on weekends to save water. So each month, counties have these reductions Saturdays and Sundays. So people fill their home water tanks Thursdays or Fridays because they know there will be no water until Tuesday.
The water supply system in Mexico City is called the "Cutzamala System." The water comes from another state, Mexico State, and runs hundreds of kilometers to supply the water needed for 20 million people that live in Mexico City and the metro area that belongs to another state: the state of Mexico.
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The magnitude of an earthquake may likely vary with how soft the crust/sediments of the area are.
Now, the seismic waves of an earthquake usually when travelling through the ground move much faster through hard Rock than through soft soil.
Now, when these waves make a transition from the hard to the soft earth, this leads to a bigger amplitude and thus leads to a stronger earthquake shaking.
Answer: Carbon
Explanation:Carbon is the element released by volcanic outgassing,animal respiration and flatulence,burning of fossil fuels and the metamorphism of limestone.
Volcanic outgassing is the release of carbon into the atmosphere mainly in the form of carbon monoxide.
Animal respiration and flatulence are process taking place in animals which leads to the release of carbon dioxide.
Burning of fossil fuels is the use of heat to breakdown fossil fuels such as petroleum leading to the release of Carbon.
Limestone metamorphism is the breakdown of limestone which leads to the release of Carbon to the atmosphere.
<span>d.Scientists predict it will run out of water in the next 15 years.</span>
Seafood is in high demand, and fish are being consumed faster than they can reproduce. Also, oil spills pollution, climate change or other natural causes can affect fish population