Zumpango Lagoon, State Of Mexico, Is Completely Dried Out

Zumpango Lagoon, State Of Mexico, Is Completely Dried Out

Eroded soil and leftover vegetation are visible in the Laguna de Zumpango, State of Mexico, which has completely dried out. This has led to the accumulation of weeds and dried lilies, which have been catching fire in what used to be this reservoir for decades. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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