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    Deforestation has opened the way for rivers to spread across the flat landscape and has also increased erosion, clogging streams and rivers with sediment. "People figure it's because of the deforestation from planting soy, and climate change. All that water that comes down from the north is because of that and it comes down here" said local cattle rancher Carlos Gomez. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
    People figure it's because of the deforestation from planting soy, and climate change. All that water that comes down from the north is because of that and it comes down here
    Carlos Gomez – Carlos Gomez SOURCE: Reuters Alert Net 4 weeks ago
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Eyeing flood waters, Argentine ranchers move cattle
  1. The climate has changed a lot compared to 10 years ago
    SOURCE: Reuters Alert Net 4 weeks ago
  2. The number of heads that are at risk is between 800,000 and 1 million. We're trying to not let 2007 repeat itself
    SOURCE: Reuters Alert Net 4 weeks ago

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