Los ríos de Andalucía agonizan por el turismo: “No ves nada, está todo muerto”
Tourism massification in Andalusia is severely damaging river ecosystems, causing the death of flora and fauna, destruction of riverbeds, and accumulation of waste. The regional government has regulated only some waterways but plans to reopen the Chíllar river, which had restricted access for three years.
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