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facing water rationing and dry taps. it will be one of the challenges facing mexico's newly elected president, who also happens to be a climate scientist. i spoke with alejandra lopez rodrigues, programme director at the nature conservancy. can you walk us through the situation on the ground right now? we have heard these warnings that there's only about a month left a water left in mexico city. what's going on?— a water left in mexico city. what's going on? thank you, carl. what's going on? thank you, carl- right — what's going on? thank you, carl. right now, _ what's going on? thank you, carl. right now, i— what's going on? thank you, carl. right now, i am - what's going on? thank you, carl. right now, i am in - carl. right now, i am in the centre of mexico city, and i can tell you from personal experience that in the past few weeks, we have had water rationing in preparation for the situation that we're already in the midst of. as you may have heard, the system, which is part of the water sources for mexico city, is in dire conditions. the water dams