Seth Denizen

Seth Denizen, a landscape architect and environmental design scholar, discusses the significance of the Mezquital Valley, the world's largest wastewater agriculture system. He explores the valley's complex history, including the impact of urbanization on soil formation and the implications of farmer protests against wastewater treatment. Denizen also delves into soil chemistry, the challenges posed by heavy metals, and the importance of integrating ecological, social, and historical perspectives for a sustainable future. His insights highlight the urgent need for equitable environmental solutions.