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Amazonas drought, heat, and water supply emergency

7 clusters · 24 sources · last updated

Latest: Rio Negro water levels drop significantly in Manaus amid Amazonas drought

The state of Amazonas continues to face a climate emergency driven by extreme heat and severe drought. As of early September 2026, the situation in Manaus remains critical; the Rio Negro ended August at 24.19 meters, and

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Brazil water sector reforms and financing challenges

10 clusters · 32 sources · last updated

Latest: Iguá Saneamento targets 99% water coverage by 2033

In September 2026, industry leaders warned that at the current pace, Brazil might only reach universalization by 2070, 37 years behind the 2033 legal deadline. During the ‘CNN Talks Infra Saneamento’ event, Minister of C

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Social and developmental initiatives in Mato Grosso do Sul

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Mato Grosso do Sul sanitation and health initiatives drive regional development

Social and developmental initiatives are being implemented across Mato Grosso do Sul, focusing on community support, sanitation, and healthcare accessibility. Local community efforts include the ‘Projeto Padrinho’ in Ca

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Water management and efficiency technology in Brazil

3 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Water management entities in Brazil focus on technical training and sanitation efficiency

Brazil is implementing technological solutions to address water management and efficiency challenges. The federal government has established a target to reduce water losses in the sanitation sector to a maximum of 25% by

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2026-2027 El Niño phenomenon intensification

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Latest: Scientists warn of impending 'super' El Nino event in India

The 2026-2027 El Niño phenomenon is intensifying, with sea surface temperatures in the Equatorial Pacific reaching 2.5°C to 5°C above historical averages as of July 2026. Experts suggest a 69% probability that this cycle