How to Save a City Running Out of Water

The video discusses the severe water crisis in Mexico City, highlighting the disparity between areas with abundant water and those facing scarcity. It introduces Isla Urbana, a social enterprise founded by Enrique Lomnitz, which implements rainwater harvesting systems to alleviate the crisis. The video explores the historical context of Mexico City's water issues, the impact on women and the economy, and the community's role in managing water resources. It also addresses the potential for rainwater harvesting to meet a significant portion of the city's water demand and the broader implications for other global cities facing similar challenges.

What are some of the reasons for the water crisis in Mexico City?

How does the water crisis particularly affect women in Mexico City?

What is Isla Urbana and what role does it play in addressing the water crisis?

Describe the process of rainwater harvesting as implemented by Isla Urbana.

What are the economic implications of the water crisis for families in Mexico City?

How has the historical development of Mexico City contributed to its current water issues?

What percentage of water in Mexico City is imported, and what challenges does this pose?

Discuss the significance of rainwater harvesting systems in improving water availability.

What are the potential social consequences if the eastern part of Mexico City runs out of water?

In what ways can regenerating areas of nature help in addressing water sustainability issues?