This statistic draws one’s attention due to the fact that the country is home to two of the world's largest aquifers: the Guarani, and the Alter do Chão.
She is in Davos, Switzerland, where she is taking part in the 54th World Economic Forum with other representatives of the Lula government.
Dubbed the cradle of Brazil’s waters, the biome is home to the springs for eight of the country’s 12 most crucial river basins. It is also the world’s second largest underground water reservoir. Its waters are also vital for Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, and Uruguay.
The plan includes new cisterns for drinking and food production in the semiarid region, and individual and community water systems in the Amazon. Investment in 2023 should surpass BRL 562 mi and reach 60 thousand families.
The significance of magnetic biochar becomes even more apparent when considering its potential role in water treatment plants for eliminating drug residues, including antibiotics.
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