Sierra Guadalupe Micro Dams
Sector: Mass Transit • Location: Mexico City metro area, State of Mexico, Mexico
Source: Procter & Gamble
P&G is supporting Pronatura Mexico to construct 80 gabion dams in Sierra de Guadalupe State Park to replenish billions of liters of water to aquifers supplying the Mexico City metro area. These dams stabilize soil, manage water flow, reduce erosion, capture heavy rainfall, retain sediment, and mitigate flood risk. The project also includes soil and water conservation works to protect the State Par
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Description
Description | P&G is supporting Pronatura Mexico to construct 80 gabion dams in Sierra de Guadalupe State Park to replenish billions of liters of water to aquifers supplying the Mexico City metro area. These dams stabilize soil, manage water flow, reduce erosion, capture heavy rainfall, retain sediment, and mitigate flood risk. The project also includes soil and water conservation works to protect the State Park's natural resources. |
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