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Is Politics Artificially Changing the Water Cycle?

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I am very aware that the water managers of the different demarcations will hardly forget the drought of 2023. This experience should serve us to advance to the different uses, but...
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Is Politics Artificially Changing the Water Cycle?

I am very aware that the water managers of the different demarcations will hardly forget the drought of 2023. This experience should serve us to advance to the different uses, but...

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iAgua broke the news in on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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