Although Mexico is slightly more developed than China (GDP per capita of 18,900 in Mexico vs. 15,400 in China), it has a lower ecological footprint because China has focused its development in heavy industries like cement and steel, while Mexico has transitioned directly to a services-oriented economy, where the most important "industries" include tourism and retail. This has resulted in an ecological footprint of 2.89 hectares (7.14 acres) in Mexico vs. 3.38 hectares (8.35 acres) for China.
It's different from US's.
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Tropical Humid Forests.
It is a "contained" problem that affects most industrial areas throughout the country. Depending on the specific area, there are places within Mexico with a really bad pollution problem (especially on manufacturing cities along the US-Mexico border) while there are others with almost pristine environments, due to them being tourist areas which depend on beauty and minimal ecological footprint to operate. A couple of contrasting examples are provided on the "related links" section.
The BP oil spill.
it all depends were in Mexico you are in
There is a 1 hour time difference, with Mexico being the earlier one.
the diffrence is mexico is hot,dorset is not
time difference between Manzanillo Mexico and New York
Depends which part of Mexico...
The Saguaro Cactus is found in desert areas that are flat or rocky. This includes areas of Arizona, California, and Mexico.
Conquistadors were Spanish men who invaded Mexico in order to find gold to sell. They wanted to get rich and gold would give them the lifestyles they wanted.