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Water reservoir and scarcity trends in Colombia

2 clusters · 2 sources · last updated

Latest: Hydroelectric reservoirs in Colombia and Paraguay monitor water levels

In Colombia, water availability has shown significant regional variation. In Cundinamarca, while the Chingaza system maintained 94.6% capacity to stabilize Bogotá, non-regulated basins reliant on rainfall dropped below 1

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Colombia energy crisis: Infrastructure, debt, and El Niño

66 clusters · 200 sources · last updated

Latest: Colombia faces rising fuel and public transport costs

The energy crisis in Colombia has evolved into a structural challenge characterized by a significant natural gas deficit and escalating climate risks. Following a 17.1% contraction in commercial gas production in 2025, i

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Afinia energy debt and financial crisis in Colombia

2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Afinia faces severe financial crisis threatening Caribbean energy supply

The Colombian electricity distributor Afinia, a subsidiary of Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM), has entered a period of significant financial instability regarding its energy supply obligations. In late September 202

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Latin American infrastructure projects and maintenance

8 clusters · 53 sources · last updated

Latest: Aviation infrastructure expands in Colombia and Dominican Republic

Infrastructure developments and maintenance issues continue across Latin America. In Colombia, Cormagdalena director Álvaro Redondo has presented a 970 billion peso project to structurally channel the Magdalena River. Th

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Forest fires and water scarcity in South America

16 clusters · 146 sources · last updated

Latest: Latin America faces widespread forest fire impacts and recovery efforts

Severe forest fires and water scarcity, driven by high temperatures and the El Niño phenomenon, continue to impact South America. In Bolivia, the Santa Cruz government has declared an Orange Alert following a surge in fi

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Water resource management amid drought and El Niño

11 clusters · 48 sources · last updated

Latest: Water supply challenges affect multiple regions in Latin America

Regional authorities are implementing various measures to manage water resources in response to drought conditions and the El Niño phenomenon. In Spain, several municipalities have introduced restrictions, including fine

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