Destinations Video. We're drinking too much mezcal and its damaging Mexico's landscape Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 10/08/2022 - 7:00 GMT+2 Tequila and other mezcals are enjoying a global boom but for the land and plant it’s made from, it could have serious consequences. … More Mexico Alcohol cocktail Environmental issues protection of species biodiversity Top stories Now playing Next We're drinking too much mezcal and its damaging Mexico's landscape Now playing Next EU and Mercosur sign major trade deal in Asuncion Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | January 17th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next Grand Voyager | Exploring Oman In partnership with Media City Now playing Next Baku’s layered history and living culture In partnership with Azerbaijan Tourism Board Now playing Next Channel Tunnel partially reopens but Eurostar advises delayed travel Now playing Next Trump threatens tariffs on countries against US control of Greenland Now playing Next White House reveals board members tasked with temporary rule over Gaza Now playing Next Some of Ukraine's Western air defences out of ammo, Zelenskyy says Now playing Next Star Wars 'captain' Kathleen Kennedy steps down from Disney Now playing Next Thousands take part in 'Hands off Greenland' protests in Denmark Now playing Next Thousands protest in Nuuk against Trump’s plan to annex Greenland Now playing Next Trump to hit eight European countries with 10% tariff over Greenland dispute Now playing Next EU seals contentious trade deal with Mercosur countries Now playing Next Dogs and cats blessed with holy water in Madrid Now playing Next Copenhagen protesters rally for Greenland amid Trump’s push for US control More videos
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