This post discusses the critical water crisis facing Mexico City, exacerbated by the rapid growth of data centers that consume significant water resources. There is concern that corporate interests, particularly from companies like Nestlé and Coca-Cola, are influencing local water policies to protect their bottled water market, thereby hindering efforts to ensure potable water for residents. The comments highlight the potential for utilizing rooftop rainwater collectors and raise questions about government management and allocation of water resources. The conversations around this topic also touch on advanced technologies like desalination and nuclear power, hinting at possible solutions but expressing skepticism over governmental support for scientific advancements. The implications for agriculture and social equity related to water distribution are also noted, indicating a complex interplay of politics and environmental needs.