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Brazil's São Francisco River diversion project faces water scarcity issues · Cyprus Report

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Brazil's São Francisco River diversion project faces water scarcity issues

1 sourceFirst reported 3 hours agoUpdated 3 hours ago

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The São Francisco River diversion project in Brazil cost £2.1bn.
The project was intended to supply water to 12 million people.
Many people displaced by the project's construction in 2007 still lack water access.
A concrete canal feeds a surface reservoir located two and a half miles from the Caatinga scrubland.

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It cost £2.1bn to divert a river in Brazil’s outback. So where has all the water gone?The Guardian · 3 hours ago

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The São Francisco River diversion project in Brazil cost £2.1bn.
The project was intended to supply water to 12 million people.
Many people displaced by the project's construction in 2007 still lack water access.
A concrete canal feeds a surface reservoir located two and a half miles from the Caatinga scrubland.

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