Todd will present on: (1) the initial year’s update of Covid-19 comparison of Mexico to the USA/CAN and Europe as requested last March,

(2) the state of the nation’s largest lake and various projects in the villages about the lake plus a focus on the 3 key water project actions needed in our region, and

(3) an update on childhood kidney disease in the villages from Chapala eastward to the end of the lake that may be impacting the lives of about 30,000 children.

Dr. Todd Stong’s 27 years in humanitarian service have focused on water-related projects in rural Africa, Asia, and Latin America. As a West Point graduate, Colonel Stong served as a construction engineer for 15 years in Korea, Vietnam, and Germany, followed by 15 years directing research in federal laboratories. He has six engineer sons.