Overpopulation, irresponsible consumer habits and geography create a "perfect storm" in Mexico City that allows air pollution to be the problem it is there.
The city sits in a valley surrounded by mountains. Smog from manufacturing and chemical plants as well as vehicle exhaust fumes get trapped by the surrounding mountains due to lack of any powerful-enough winds. This makes up the layer of gloom that sits over the valley due to a "cook-pot effect".
This smog can cause burning in the eyes and throat of visitors not used to it within a few days, especially in those with sensitivities to pollutants.
Geography.
It is very difficult to put a blame for Mexico City pollution problems on a specific type of worker or economic class. I would say 'everyone', as the most important issue related to Mexico City is overcrowding.
The city is built in a bowl-shaped crater of an extinct volcano.
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Nothing really. Mexico city is polluted because they drained the river out. Mexicio City lies into two valleys making the pollution stay in the valley leading up to alot of acid rain. So, I dont think we can really do anything about the pollution in Mexico City.
the largest city is Mexico City, it also has the dubious reputation for having the worst pollution in the world.
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the smoggiest city in the world is Mexico City, Mexico, because of the smoke pollution produce by the motorists and the factories in the city.
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