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Natural Areas Can Reduce Impacts of Climate Events in Cities

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Study in the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba shows that preserved regions have greater capacity to absorb rain water, recharge aquifers and store carbon
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Study in the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba shows that preserved regions have greater capacity to absorb rain water, recharge aquifers and store carbon

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((o))eco broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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