Brazil: Rains, Destruction And Deaths In South Demand New Term To Define A Climate Catastrophe – OpEd
By Fernanda Canofre On April 27, MetSul, a meteorology agency, posted on X (former Twitter) a warning about a cold front, heavy rain,
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By Fernanda Canofre On April 27, MetSul, a meteorology agency, posted on X (former Twitter) a warning about a cold front, heavy rain,
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