The Mexican government's effort to build large centralized water treatment plants failed because Select one: a. it was too expensive b. it was not profitable c. the systems were not in good repair d. the system slow

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Tyler Wang

Social Studies

6 August, 22:24

The Mexican government's effort to build large centralized water treatment plants failed because Select one: a. it was too expensive b. it was not profitable c. the systems were not in good repair d. the system slow

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Elias Pennington · Answer 1

letter b is correct. It was not profitable.

Explanation:

Because they are costly and unprofitable investments, Mexico is a country with serious water treatment problems. Due to large urbanization, poor water quality, flooding possibilities and lack of government incentives for reuse of water resources in agriculture. This problem affects the entire population, which lacks basic sanitation and efficient water quality.

Ciara Barber · Answer 2

It was no profitable.

Explanation:

The return of investment was too low.