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Greenwire : The Bolivian city of El Alto could perhaps be the first large urban casualty of climate change . The glaciers that have been long providing water and electricity to this southwestern Bolivian city and its neighbors are rapidly melting and disappearing. A World Bank report released last year found that many of the glaciers in the Andes would disappear within the next two decades, threatening the water supply and existence of ...
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