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Dependency on natural gas makes El Salto, in Jalisco sick

The federal government is considering reducing natural gas imports, but assures that it will increase production by 30% of other fossil fuels. Meanwhile, the municipalities of El Salto and Juanacatlán, in Jalisco, are experiencing the effects derived from years of industrialization.

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Patricia Ramírez·May 14, 2025

Dependency on natural gas makes El Salto, in Jalisco sick

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