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In Chile's capital, a decade of drought makes grass a rare luxury

Reuters · Natalia A. Ramos Miranda · last updated
In Chile’s capital Santiago, grass is becoming a rare luxury amid a decade-long drought that has forced the city to roll out emergency measures to limit water use and led local authorities and landscapers to replace lush green plants with desert flora.
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