Workers repair pipes in Salvador. Photo: Joa Souza/Shutterstock
The proportion of Brazilian households with sewage collection increased to 62.5 percent in 2022, according to data released Friday by the federal statistics agency IBGE — a very slow advance that leaves Brazil behind its 2033 target for near-universal coverage.
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Weather forecasts from the south indicate that the climate emergency in Rio Grande do Sul…