¿Qué es una ciudad esponja y cómo funciona? | Fabiola Sosa

Fabiola Sosa explains the “sponge city” model: infrastructure that retains, filters, and reuses water to reduce flooding, combat droughts, and restore urban ecosystems. Interview with Fabiola Sosa (UAM), co-founder of Climate Change Adaptation Strategies, about the sponge city approach: intervening in the city to capture rainwater, treat wastewater, and reuse water flows, mimicking nature. Inspiration from chinampas (floating gardens), “water acupuncture,” international case studies, possibilities for Mexico City and municipalities (e.g., Laguna de La Piedad in Cuautitlán Izcalli), and why these solutions are effective both during rainy seasons and periods of drought. The legacy of the Chinese architect of sponge cities and the proposal for an international award to solidify his vision. From any medium, journalism in freedom: https://aristeguinoticias.com #SpongeCities #Water #ClimateAdaptation #GreenInfrastructure #CDMX #Mexico #ClimateChange #Nature #AristeguiNoticias