Due to El Nino risks, the government of Panama has declared an emergency, threatening both canal operations and the national water supply amidst the drought.
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Updated Oct 20
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Due to El Nino risks, the government of Panama has declared an emergency, threatening both canal operations and the national water supply amidst the drought.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Navarro links climate change to El Niño severity as drought impacts milk production.1 source
Panama declares government emergency due to drought impacting canal operations and water supply.1 source
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Panama
sovereign state in Central America
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