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Economy & Business - June 2024
BRAZIL: Floods warn of climate change costs
The waters from the most devastating flooding in Brazilian history have largely receded, but the physical damage and the financial cost from the floods in Rio Grande do Sul will weigh on the regional and even national economy for years to come.
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