While waiting at a bus stop, jacinta looked up and noticed that she could not see the mountains because of a thick layer of smog. where does jacinta most likely live?

a. the yucatán

.d. panama

c. near lake nicaragua

b. mexico city

The correct answer is Mexico City.

Mexico City is one of the largest city in the world and one of the world's most contaminated cities.

The heavy smog is caused by daily fumes produced by 3.6 million vehicles.

Mexico City is situated in a valley and surrounded by mountains on three sides. The city is situated at 2,240 meters above sea level. There is less oxygen at this attitude, so the diesel fuels aren't burnt properly, leading to the formation of high amount of sooth particles which cause the all year around smog.

The correct answer is B. Mexico City.

Explanation:

Recently, Mexico city's officials declared that air pollution in this city had reached levels that could be harmful to people's health. In this way, they recommended people to stay at home and try not to use their cars.

Since 1992, some improvements were made in Mexico City to control the air pollution when this city was considered "the most polluted city on the planet." by the United Nations.

Since 2016, pollution in Mexico City has reached levels considered as harmful to people's health and the main problem is that the city's population keeps growing and for this reason, there are more cars in this city every year. Another problem which emerged because of the pollution was school absenteeism, especially in children.  

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