The environmental problems associated with urban development in Mexico City

Martha Schteingart

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Latin American Urban Studies Urban Development and Societal Issues Mexican Socioeconomic and Environmental Dynamics

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The environmental problems associated with urban development in Mexico City describes and explains the growth of the City into the world's largest metropolis. It also describes environmental problems: shelter and services; transport; biological and environmental degradation; air pollution; and water problems. The final sections examine government responses and consider the city's future.

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