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Alerta por la pérdida de zonas arboladas en el EdoMéx



De 2010 a la fecha en México se han perdido de 310 a 400 mil hectáreas de zonas arboladas, debido a la tala clandestina, incendios, y la expansión de la mancha urbana.

Luz María Gómez Ordoñez, presidenta del Movimiento Ecologista del Estado de México, indicó que esto ha traído como consecuencia la nula captura de agua, la falta de oxígeno, y cambios bruscos de temperatura.

Es por ello por lo que, dijo, los gobiernos deben trabajar en una política ambiental, toda vez que, de los 125 municipios del Estado de México, al menos 48 son de vocación ambiental.

Además, de promover planes de desarrollo urbano, en donde se fomenten zonas arboladas en la zona conurbada del Valle de Toluca.

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