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Severe storm alerts expand across Brazil and Rio region

3 clusters · 26 sources · last updated

Latest: Rio de Janeiro experiences strong winds and fallen trees

Meteorological instability has expanded across Brazil, with the National Institute of Meteorology (INMET) issuing orange and yellow alerts for severe storms in several regions, most notably throughout the state of São Pa

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Water and utility maintenance disruptions in Brazil and PT

8 clusters · 35 sources · last updated

Latest: Portugal utility services face scheduled water and power outages

Late July 2026 saw a wave of scheduled water-service interruptions across Brazil and Portugal, with utilities in Rio Branco, Rio de Janeiro, Brusque, Juiz de Fora and several Portuguese towns carrying out repairs, pipeli

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Environmental concerns in Brazilian coastal regions

2 clusters · 2 sources · last updated

Latest: Environmental issues reported at Copacabana and Pipa Beach

Environmental concerns have been reported across various Brazilian coastal regions, involving erosion, industrial waste, and land preservation. In Campos dos Goytacazes, heavy storm surges have intensified coastal erosi

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Brazilian water utility billing and installation disputes

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Arcon orders Águas do Pará to suspend unverified billing

Water utility companies in Brazil are facing regulatory and legal scrutiny regarding billing practices and installation costs. In Maricá, the utility Águas do Rio is contesting accusations that it improperly charged a r

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Brazil water and sanitation infrastructure upgrades

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: São Gonçalo sanitation works expand water and sewage capacity

Water and sanitation infrastructure projects are being implemented across various Brazilian municipalities to improve service reliability and capacity. In Rio Grande do Sul, the regulatory agency AGERGS inspected water

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