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They Took Water From the Ocean to Mines Located in the Middle of the Desert, at an Altitude of Almost 4,000 Meters: a Work that Challenges the Strength of Nature in the Andes

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An engineering work is challenging the extreme conditions of the Andes Cordillera to solve one of the biggest mining problems in northern Chile. The initiative aims to transport water removed from the Pacific Ocean for approximately 195 kilometers of pipes, crossing the arid desert of Atacama to a mining operation located at about 4,400...
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An engineering work is challenging the extreme conditions of the Andes Cordillera to solve one of the biggest mining problems in northern Chile. The initiative aims to transport water removed from the Pacific Ocean for approximately 195 kilometers of pipes, crossing the arid desert of Atacama to a mining operation located at about 4,400...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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