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Tourists are flooding Mexico's wine country. They're also destroying it – Press and Guide

Vintners, conservationists and environmental studies argue that if the growth and urbanization continues unabated, the pressures on the core industry will result in the region ceasing to be a wine region.

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Tourists are flooding Mexico's wine country. They're also destroying it – Boulder Daily Camera

Vintners, conservationists and environmental studies argue that if the growth and urbanization continues unabated, the pressures on the core industry will result in the region ceasing to be a wine region.

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Tourists are flooding Mexico's wine country. They're also destroying it – Morning Journal

Vintners, conservationists and environmental studies argue that if the growth and urbanization continues unabated, the pressures on the core industry will result in the region ceasing to be a wine region.

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Tourists are flooding Mexico's wine country. They're also destroying it – Daily Freeman

Vintners, conservationists and environmental studies argue that if the growth and urbanization continues unabated, the pressures on the core industry will result in the region ceasing to be a wine region.

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Tourists are flooding Mexico's wine country. They're also destroying it – The Mercury

Vintners, conservationists and environmental studies argue that if the growth and urbanization continues unabated, the pressures on the core industry will result in the region ceasing to be a wine region.

Valle de guadalupeBaja californiaCasa de piedraNuevo leóxEl mogorSan diegoUnited statesValle guadalupeMexico cityDistrito federalLos angelesJavier plascenciaEl tigreIvette viallardVinicola mogor badanAldo quesada

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