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Did They Go up or Down? These Are the Levels of El Salto and Calderón Dams in Jalisco Today
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In Jalisco, dams are key to the supply of drinking water, agriculture and the regulation of supplies during the dry season. Each month closing, the State Water Commission (CEA) updates the storage levels to know how the state arrives at the last stretch of the year and how the supply could behave in the coming months. It CAN INTEREST YOU: Climate in Jalisco: this is the week's day with the greatest probability of rains, according to the Conagua …
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