Núm. 12, (April - September 2026)
This issue of is dedicated to understanding the problems and opportunities around water through the knowledge that our university develops in collaboration with institutions, people, and organizations around the world.
Water is our main protagonist, not only as a vital element, but also viewed from multi-, inter-, and transdisciplinary approaches. We understand it as a fundamental resource, a common good, and a human right, but we also consider its management, treatment, and reuse potential. The following pages reflect the complexity of water itself and the relationship our societies establish with it.
The articles in this issue lead us through broad research paths: from the comprehensive and inclusive view of Julia Carabias, one of our most important specialists in environmental issues—embarked on a true feat for the protection of water, the forest, and culture in the Lacandon Jungle—to perspectives on the rescue of the bodies of water in the Valley of Mexico, which for centuries we have been determined to drain.
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