On the outskirts of Mexico City a few years ago there was an oil refinery. Mexico City grew, tremendously until its urban area surrounded the refinery, which is not a good thing. The City found another place for the refinery and then turned the land that the oil refinery occupied into an environmental and ecological [...]
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