Brazil Runoff: Bolsonaro Win Threatens Amazon Conservation
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Brazil's meteorological agency Inmet projects above-average temperatures and below-average rainfall for Rio de Janeiro in November, part of a broader October-December pattern of warmer conditions across most of the country. This raises the risk of heatwaves and thermal discomfort, with potential implications for agriculture, energy demand, and public health. The forecast is preliminary and subject to seasonal variability.
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