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You need to join the Facebook group "Make the right move to Mexico." It is the only group telling the truth about the pollution that is so severe in popular expats destinations that people are dying from showering in the water and breathing the air coming off of a toxic lake.
You need to join the Facebook group "Make the right move to Mexico." It is the only group telling the truth about the pollution that is so severe in popular expats destinations that people are dying from showering in the water and breathing the air coming off of a toxic lake.
Good Grief, still waiting link to the people dying for showering and how many deaths every year from food poisoning to other health related issues happen each year in the US and other countries, way more than one can count in comparison. I lived in Sarasota FL, there were so many times over the last year and beyond that I lived there the beach water was so bad you had constant warnings not to enter. Algee and other issues happen. Ajijic does have it's issues. Speaking of water issues Flint anyone. Don't get me started on the places in the US no one drinks the tap water.
Everyday I chat with people who live in Mexico, especially the Quintana Roo Area, Yucatan, Meridia and other areas, they discuss all issues including water, pollution and thus far they are by far loving their expat lives there and each year more people move there in droves. Personally, I've no intent to move there, but I do plan to visit. People need to stop with the fear mongering. Every country has it's water issues and individuals must take precautions suited to the areas they visit or live in.
You need to join the Facebook group "Make the right move to Mexico." It is the only group telling the truth about the pollution that is so severe in popular expats destinations that people are dying from showering in the water and breathing the air coming off of a toxic lake.
The purpose of this group is to help people make an informed decision on where to move in Mexico. Mexico is a wonderful country with a lot of great places to live, but in places the water is badly polluted. Insecticides, heavy metals, chemicals and raw sewage enter the rivers and then the lakes to the point that just breathing the air is causing cancer, neurological damage and death from kidney failure. This pollution has been going on for many years. Mexico fights these problems but with limited resources and more businesses moving here the issue of pollution is getting worse.If you read a report and see that it is 5 - 10 years old, do not discredit it but ask what, if anything has been done to rectify it."
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The purpose of this group is to help people make an informed decision on where to move in Mexico. Mexico is a wonderful country with a lot of great places to live, but in places the water is badly polluted. Insecticides, heavy metals, chemicals and raw sewage enter the rivers and then the lakes to the point that just breathing the air is causing cancer, neurological damage and death from kidney failure. This pollution has been going on for many years. Mexico fights these problems but with limited resources and more businesses moving here the issue of pollution is getting worse.If you read a report and see that it is 5 - 10 years old, do not discredit it but ask what, if anything has been done to rectify it."
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Group created on March 20, 2018
Members · 3,721
This is a "Closed group". Only members can see who is in it and what they post...
"Your membership is pending approval. Answer these questions from the group admins to help them review your membership. Only the admins and moderators will see your answers."
Merida is far from nice, with a population of one million, they only treat 1.6% of their sewage but continue to build more housing to lure more tourists. The bedrock of Merida is karst or limestone so untreated sewage and pesticides leech quickly down through the limestone into the water supply, there are no rivers in the Yucatan and that means this underground water is the sole source of water. Cancer in women rose 40% last year alone from the pesticides in the water which is inhaled during a shower.
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