Paraguay River hits record low levels due to drought, disrupting grain shipments and navigation.

The Paraguay River has hit record low levels due to severe drought in Brazil, disrupting navigation and impacting grain shipments. This also affects the Parana River in Argentina, vital for transporting soy and corn. The Paraguayan oilseed group CAPPRO reports that low water levels are causing delays and reduced cargo capacities. The situation is exacerbated by the La Nina phenomenon, which forecasts continued dry conditions, further isolating communities in the Amazon.

September 09, 2024
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