Skip to content In that context, proposals emerged to take advantage of Rosarito’s desalination infrastructure as a possible additional source of water for California.
The idea would involve financing part of the operation and expansion of the plant in exchange for allocating a portion of its production to agricultural areas in the United States.
But the proposal would have met with a strong response from Mexico: water produced in Mexican territory must be used first to satisfy the needs of Mexicans.
🌊“Where are we going to get the water?”
The discussion takes on even greater relevance due to the situation of the dams and surface water sources.
From Mexico, questions have been raised about how an additional supply to the United States could be guaranteed when some Mexican regions also face availability problems.