Mexico City
Exploring crime patterns in Mexico City
... In order to investigate whether Google Trends can help to predict crime reports in Mexico city, we carried out a web search on this platform. The time limit of the Google Trends search matched exactly the ...
21
Black carbon radiative forcing in south Mexico City, 2015
... of Mexico (UNAM) and the National Institute of Ecol- ogy and Climate Change (INECC) (Ortinez, ...University City (CU) station, located on the roof of the Center for Atmospheric Sciences at the National ...
13
A study of trends for Mexico City ozone extremes: 2001-2014
... In this paper, we analyze monthly maximum ozone concentrations for Mexico City based on 29 stations that monitor this pollutant and for the all the months of the period from 2001 to 2014. Given the large ...
14
Seasonal changes in the PM1 chemical composition north of Mexico City
... This study represents the longest continuous campaign measuring aerosol composition in Mexico City with a high time resolution. The results suggest a seasonal variability in aerosol acidity that had not ...
16
Air pollution and daily mortality in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area
... These demographic and economic factors, along with topographic and meteorological characteristics, provide a foundation for the MCMA being among the most polluted urban areas worldwide. Luck (2008) ranked Mexico ...
19
Fluoride exposure and pubertal development in children living in Mexico City
... On the other hand, more recent studies have related fluor- ide exposure to decreased sex hormones in humans [7–9]. The existing epidemiological investigations were limited by the ecological design to estimate childhood ...
8
Pollution and the choice of where to work and live within Mexico City
... Rainfall is measured as the 24-h accumulated precipitation in millimeters (mm). While the AQMS in Mexico City also record rainfall data, they are sparse with widespread missing observations. To correct this ...
17
Writing, drawing, building: the architecture of Mexico City, 1938 1964
... This chapter sets up both the site and the frame of my research. I begin by situating my analysis within the political economy of rapid urbanisation largely attributed to President Miguel Alemán (Davis 1994, p.115). From ...
307
Global change and local economic restructuring: the case of Mexico City
... of Mexico City (MAMC) – according to Nissan and Ford officials this figure is still high, at around ...of Mexico was where most of the parts suppliers were concentrated, moving far away was a gamble ...
321
New information on regional subsidence and soil fracturing in Mexico City Valley
... The demographic development of Mexico City has cre- ated an accelerated demand for services, especially supply of drinking water. One of the cheapest ways to respond to this demand has been the exploitation ...
6
Canine brucellosis: bacteriological and serological investigation of naturally infected dogs in Mexico City
... canis in Mexico City dogs, provide preliminary information on the relative efficiency of four serological methods in detecting the disease, present data on certain atypical biochemical f[r] ...
7
Relational positionality: Conceptualizing research, power, and the everyday politics of neoliberalization in Mexico City
... of Mexico City, arguing for the importance of theorizing power not as a force, located within individuals but as a set of practices, strategies, and techniques rooted in the whole network of society ...
23
MEXICO CITY METROPOLITAN AREA: THE LARGEST MEGACITY IN AN UNSUSTAINABLE PATH CECILIA TORTAJADA THIRD WORLD CENTRE FOR WATER MANAGEMENT, MEXICO
... 9 million people in Mexico City (95.3% have access to water) 14 million in State of Mexico (84.2% have access to water) 364 l/person/day in Mexico City 230 l/person/day in State of6. M[r] ...
36
Opera in contention : social conflict in late nineteenth-century Mexico City
... in Mexico, one that not only acknowledged but also embraced Mexico’s unique musical and cultural ...traditions. Mexico City critics raved about the piece, praising this “Indian dance” as one of the ...
255
Environmentally sustainable governance model to improve the ewaste management in Mexico City
... of Mexico City, it is necessary to know the degree of understanding of consumers, manufacturers and the government itself to deal with electronic and electronic equipment at the end of its life cycle, of ...
23
The MAX-DOAS network in Mexico City to measure atmospheric pollutants
... levels have continuously been monitored by the local government and data from Mexico City’s automatic air quality monitoring network (Red Automática de Monitoreo Atmosférico, RAMA) is available since 1986 ...
11
Organochlorine Pesticides in Infant Milk Formulas Marketed in the South of Mexico City
... The nature of organochlorine pesticides (OCP) and their physical-chemical properties exert im- mediate action of control on live systems, which has justified their use in agricultural practices. Their long life makes ...
10
The Evolution of Union Women's Activism in Mexico City after Structural Adjustment
... During the 1970s, second wave feminist organizations led by well- educated, middle-class women tended to focus on issues like re- productive rights and domestic vio- lence. Other women’s groups were active during this ...
6
Service work and subcontracting in the new economy: Call centres in Mexico City
... Banco Santander had the other account selling credit cards in the same call centre (CRM). Again, sales agents had a contract for services and they worked eight-hour days, five days a week. It took them up to one month to ...
240
A Methodological Approach to the Study of Urban Memory: Narratives about Mexico City
... "Mexico City"), and drawing ...the city, allowing the respondents to express themselves openly on the following topics: ...and Mexico City, and ...
20