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A Cetesb realiza monitoramento regular da qualidade da água nas praias do litoral de São Paulo, analisando indicadores como enterococos em águas salgadas para determinar a propriidade para banho.
Santos, no litoral de São Paulo, tem seis pontos impróprios para banho entre os sete analisados pela Companhia Ambiental do Estado de São Paulo (Cetesb), segundo boletim divulgado na última quinta-feira (3). Apenas o ponto de José Menino, na altura da Rua Frederico Ozanan, está próprio.
Nas praias de água salgada, a Cetesb analisa a presença de enterococos. O ponto é considerado impróprio quando duas das cinco amostras passam de 100 UFC por 100 ml de água ou quando a coleta mais recente ultrapassa 400 UFC por 100 ml.
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Cemaden issued a moderate risk alert for flooding and landslides in the Paraíba Valley due to persistent rain. The Civil Defense of São Paulo monitors the accumulation, which reached 76 mm in São Sebastião in the last 24 hours.

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The federal government's plan for the Araguaia-Tocantins Waterway, including the explosion of rocks in Pedral do Lourenço (PA), generates legal and scientific dispute. Scientists, MPF and riverside residents point out ecological risks and lack of prior consultation, while the production sector defends the work to flow commodities.