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In Brazil’s richest city, works to clean a filthy river

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In Brazil's Richest City, Works To Clean A Filthy River

The Pinheiros River that runs through the heart of Sao Paulo makes its pollution known with a miasma that wafts across city streets, choking rich and poor alike. Its an unwelcome feature of the city that is also Brazils wealthiest and the financial heart of Latin America.

4 years ago·India

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In Brazil's richest city, works to clean a filthy river

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In Brazil's richest city, works to clean a filthy river

The Pinheiros River that runs through the heart of Sao Paulo makes its pollution known with a miasma that wafts across city streets, choking rich and poor alike. It’s an unwelcome feature of the city that is also Brazil’s wealthiest and the financial heart of Latin America. Efforts to clean up the river have gathered momentum, with the state government working to make good on a pledge that past administrations have been unable to deliver on, at…

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In Brazil’s richest city, works to clean a filthy river

SAO PAULO (AP) - The Pinheiros River that runs through the heart of Sao Paulo makes its pollution known with a miasma that wafts across city streets, choking rich and poor alike. It’s an unwelcome feature of the city that is also Brazil’s wealthiest and the financial heart of Latin ...

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In Brazil’s richest city, works to clean a filthy river

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In Brazil's richest city, works to clean a filthy river

SAO PAULO (AP) — The Pinheiros River that runs through the heart of Sao Paulo makes its pollution known with a miasma that wafts across city streets, choking rich and poor alike. It’s an unwelcome feature of the city that is also Brazil’s wealthiest and the financial heart of Latin America. Efforts to clean up the river have gathered momentum, with the state government working to make good on a pledge that past administrations have been unable t…

4 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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