Enfermedades asociadas a entornos ambientales de la presa Endhó en comunidades de Tula, Hidalgo, México.

• DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.6542414103

• Palavras-chave: enfermedades, entornos ambientales, presa Endhó, aguas residuales, contaminación biológica.

• Keywords: diseases, environmental environments, Endhó dam, wastewater, biological pollution.

• Abstract: In Mexico, the fact that there is not a correct control of our wastewater makes many of these masses of sewage threaten the health of the population and the devastation of the environment, the indiscriminate use of these causes a serious problem of contamination of soils and waters to generate infectious diseases. Studies show that Mexican children under the age of four who live in areas where sewage is used to produce food have 16 times more intestinal problems than those in other areas. That is why it is important to inquire about what happens with the Endhó dam, since for years it has been the wastewater deposit of the country's capital, with these waters some 100,000 hectares of the irrigation districts 3 of Tula are irrigated, and 100 from Alfajayucan, involving 250 thousand inhabitants of 28 municipalities of the Mezquital Valley, according to the Secretary of the Environment and Natural Resources in Hidalgo.