MEXICO CITY (AP) — A huge sinkhole that appeared in a farm in central Mexico in late May was caused by erosion of limestone bedrock and not excessive water pumping, a study by experts said Sunday Many residents in the Puebla state believed the sinkhole was the result of excessive ground water extraction by factories or a water bottling plant in the area. They had shut down a water bottling plant in the area earlier because they thought it was hurting water tables. But Mexico’s National Water Commission said the cause of the crater was “a natural process of limestone being dissolved,” which can cause the soil on top to collapse. It said water table levels were stable and the aquifer was not
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