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1980’s
In the 1980s in Mexico, awareness about water care was beginning to grow thanks to government campaigns and public education that highlighted the importance of conserving this vital resource. Saving water in everyday activities, such as turning off taps when washing dishes or brushing teeth, was promoted and individual responsibility was emphasized to preserve water resources and address the challenges of water scarcity. -
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1990’s
According to the National Water Law of 1992, CONAGUA establishes a national information system and publishes information on the national water system and prepares balances on the quantity and quality of water at the regional level. -
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2000’s
In the 2000's people began to worry a little more about the care of water and its distribution, since the news of the poor living conditions in Africa began to become famous, in addition to the fact that climate change and environmental pollution appeared in almost all the newscasts -
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2010’s
In the 2010s, water care in Mexico became a highly relevant issue due to growing concern about the scarcity of water resources and the need to conserve this vital resource.
Some examples of initiatives and measures related to water care in Mexico during that decade are: “Water Harvest" Program in rural communities, Water restrictions in Mexico City, Awareness campaigns on the responsible use of water and Implementation of gray water recycling technologies. -
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2020’s
During the last 4 years, awareness of water care has increased greatly, especially with the news of global warming and the famous "zero days". so people have started to use less water and take more care of it because of the same fear they feel. -
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