Unusual dry spell hits Caribbean islands during rainy season as climate shifts
Puerto Rico and Jamaica are facing drought conditions during what is normally their wet season, a rare event linked to climate change. The situation is worsened by fragile water systems and longstanding social inequalities across the region.
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