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Uruguay elections: What environmental issues face its next president?

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On 1 March 2025, a new government will take office in Uruguay. Should the projections of some forecasts come to fruition, the new administration will face its first hurdle in a drought, potentially as severe as the one the country suffered in winter 2023. During one of the country’s worst ever water crises, more than 1.6 million citizens had to resort to using fresh water mixed with salt water, due to a decline in the Santa Lucia River basin, th…
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