MACAE, Brazil (Reuters) - Thin black water hoses snake across the ground all over Nova Holanda, a workers' neighborhood on the edge of the Brazilian boom town of Macae.
Oil and gas may have brought riches to the former fishing village but water is almost as precious.
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