Decades-Low Water Levels on River Threaten South America Grain Exports
One of South America’s most important waterways, the Parana River, flows through one of the world’s most important agricultural regions. Starting in Brazil, the Parana stretches some 3,000 miles along the border of Paraguay and into Argentina, making it one of the longest lowland rivers on the planet. Currently, the river is flowing at less …
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