2016
DOI: 10.18268/bsgm2016v68n3a3
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Diagnóstico y análisis de los factores que influyen en la vulnerabilidad de las fuentes de abastecimiento de agua potable a la Ciudad de México, México

Abstract: RESUMENFactores que influyen en las fuentes de abastecimiento de agua potable a la Ciudad de México 410 / Boletín de la Sociedad Geológica Mexicana / 2016 410 IntroducciónEl aumento de la densidad de población y la dinámica de la expansión urbana, con una marcada tendencia al crecimiento de las zonas urbanas y disminución de la población rural, hacen a las megaciudades focos de vulnerabilidad y de alta complejidad en la tarea de prestar los servicios urbanos básicos (Martínez et al., 2011;Kraas, 2008;Mitchell,… Show more

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“…The relevance of studying these determinants, emerge as the city is lacking a precise diagnosis on this topic (GDF, 2007;GDF, 2012), while demand has been found to be a pressure over groundwater resources which threatens the long term sustainability of the city (Martínez, Escolero, & Perevochtchikova, 2015). Summarizing, the city has been facing multiple challenges such as vulnerable water supply infrastructure (Escolero, Kraslisch, Martínez, & Perevochtchikova, 2016), social and political conflicts (Perló & González, 2009), water shortages and intermittent water supply (Morales & Rodríguez, 2009), as well as varying access to water services (Jiménez, Gutiérrez, Marañón, & González, 2011 national Gross Domestic Product (GDP), while its per capita water availability is only 55 m 3 (Conagua, 2018). Water management in Mexico City is complex, as it involves actions from different institutions at national and local levels (Perevochtchikova, 2015).…”
Section: Instituto Mexicano De Tecnología Del Aguamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The relevance of studying these determinants, emerge as the city is lacking a precise diagnosis on this topic (GDF, 2007;GDF, 2012), while demand has been found to be a pressure over groundwater resources which threatens the long term sustainability of the city (Martínez, Escolero, & Perevochtchikova, 2015). Summarizing, the city has been facing multiple challenges such as vulnerable water supply infrastructure (Escolero, Kraslisch, Martínez, & Perevochtchikova, 2016), social and political conflicts (Perló & González, 2009), water shortages and intermittent water supply (Morales & Rodríguez, 2009), as well as varying access to water services (Jiménez, Gutiérrez, Marañón, & González, 2011 national Gross Domestic Product (GDP), while its per capita water availability is only 55 m 3 (Conagua, 2018). Water management in Mexico City is complex, as it involves actions from different institutions at national and local levels (Perevochtchikova, 2015).…”
Section: Instituto Mexicano De Tecnología Del Aguamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This situation pictures the traditional water management paradigm, as decisions were taken by 2021, Instituto Mexicano de Tecnología del Agua Open Access bajo la licencia CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) only conceiving water demand in terms of population growth (Tiburcio & Perevochtchikova, 2012), which increased from 0.37 million people in 1900 to 8.85 million in 2010 (GDF, 2012;INEGI, 2012). Despite these efforts, all water supply systems are currently working under high restrictions, being the Cutzamala System the most vulnerable water source (Escolero et al, 2016), while local groundwater extraction is causing severe drawdowns of potentiometric levels in the Basin of Mexico (Martínez et al, 2015).…”
Section: Instituto Mexicano De Tecnología Del Aguamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lo anterior, aunado a sus desigualdades socioeconómicas, contribuye en la generación de problemas alrededor del agua, que implican dificultades para satisfacer la demanda, así como para desalojar las aguas negras y las pluviales. Estos problemas ocasionaron que la ciudad enfrente una situación grave respecto a la sobrexplotación del acuífero y del hundimiento del suelo (Jiménez et al, 2004;Escolero et al, 2016).…”
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“…Del agua que se utiliza en la CDMX, 72% se extrae del subsuelo, 26% proviene de los sistemas Lerma y Cutzamala y 2% se obtiene de manantiales y fuentes superficiales de la ciudad (Jiménez et al, 2004;Escolero et al, 2016). La Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) recomienda como medida óptima 100 litros de agua diarios por habitante (Howard y Bartram, 2003).…”
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“…However, urbanizing the countryside and urban sprawl are producing unsustainable and complex conditions where no single causal or linear explanation is possible. Despite the internalization of environmental concerns (local as well as global) into Mexico’s political agenda, and the development of a policy framework in the last 20 years, the degradation of natural resources and environmental services is increasing, and the quality of the urban environment in most cases has deteriorated, with resulting negative effects in population well‐being (Escolero et al ; Graizbord ). Who are the main actors in this physical and functional expansion of urban agglomerations?…”
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confidence: 99%