Mexico City's Magdalena River faces pollution crisis, community-led rescue needed

The Magdalena River, one of Mexico City's last open-air waterways, is heavily polluted and requires a community-driven restoration effort. The situation reflects chronic urban environmental degradation, with unclear government commitment. This matters as it highlights local climate and environmental challenges in a major Latin American city.

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