Stubborn Brazil Water Crisis Pushes Sabesp to Fix Infrastructure
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Sao Paulo’s water crisis isn’t over yet.
After drought pushed Sao Paulo to the verge of severe water rationing, late summer rains gave the state-run utility Sabesp, Brazil’s biggest water provider, a second chance to fix infrastructure that city officials blamed for the crisis. With the dry season starting, it’s a rush against time to divert rivers and connect lakes before reservoirs run low again.