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vieirasaulo/README.md

Hi, I am Saulo from São Paulo, an early career geo-hydrologist currently doing my MSc in Germany. I have recently started using GitHub more actively 😄.

My main interests are Climate Change, Water Management and Geotechnologies. 💓

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