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This document discusses several environmental problems affecting the community of Baja California Sur, Mexico. It identifies 5 main issues: 1) sewage spills and potholes in streets around Cabo San Lucas, 2) garbage accumulating on corners due to lack of garbage truck service in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, 3) contamination of Chileno Beach from diesel discharged from nearby hotel buildings, 4) contamination of beaches and seas from tourists, hotels, and ships in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, and 5) stagnation of rain water in streets leading to mosquito breeding and dengue cases. Potential solutions provided include improving drainage, organizing garbage collection, regulating discharges from buildings, increasing
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- 1. Natalia Erandi LÃŗpez Rangel, Ana Luz Navarro Valencia, Lilith Franco MartÃnez, Paulina Andrade Garcia, Adriana Tamayo Zumaya. ENVIROMENTAL PROBLEMS IN BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR. CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF ENVIROMENTAL PROBLEMS IN MY COMMUNITY. SOLUTIONS TO THESE ENVIROMENTAL PROBLEMS THAT AFFECT MY COMMUNITY.
- 2. #1:SEWAGE SPILL INTO THE STREETS AND POTHOLES (AROUND CABO SAN LUCAS) #2:GARBAGE ON EVERY CORNER FOR LACK OF SERVICE GARBAGE TRUCKS (CABO SAN LUCAS AND SJC) #3:CHILENO BEACH CONTAMINATED BY DIESEL HOTEL BUILDINGS. (SJC OUTPUT) #4:CONTAMINATION OF BEACHES AND SEAS BY TOURISTS,HOTELS AND SHIPS. (CSL AND SJC) #5:STAGNATION OF RAIN WATER IN SEVERAL STREETS AND BY THIS MOSQUITO BREEDING DENGUE.
- 3. īŧ#1:Lack of pavement and reconstruccion of damaged roads īŧ #1: Sewer overflow īļ#2:Lack of organization both from the government and de community. īļ#2:They are not given a good salary workers garbage trucks âĸ #3:Building machines have throw their waste into the sea âĸ#3: there is no regulacion īą#4:There is no one to take care leave garbage on the beaches. īą#4:Remains of boats diesel spill and toxic waste. o#5:There isnât a good sewage system. o#5:Bad construction of the streets. īŧ#1:The drains are uncovered and this causes several accidents.Aire pollution and bad odor. īļ#2:Garbage all over the streets, pollution and unsightly. âĸ#3:Pollutes the water and prevents the people can get into the water and kills a large population of marine animals. īą#4:fish stucks in the trash and die, and so much garbage helps the global warming. o#5:It is very difficult to cross the streets and the water stangnates and spread dengue.
- 5. If we built better drainage channels, the tap water isnât go out If the community is organize to collect the garbage and take it to the dump, there would be no garbage on every corner If we get building machines from the beach and treat the water, the amount of diesel that is the edge of the beach will be reduce. If we put every 3km trash cans on the beach and make monthly campaigns to clean the beaches, no more trash on the beach or sea If the flatter streets are built, water doesnât stagnate and there will be mo mosquitos