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Zoraida Portillo
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Deputy Editor of Latin America and the Caribbean, SciDev Net
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By Zoraida Portillo Verified, Daniela Hirschfeld| SciDev Net Verified Investigadores de todo el mundo siguen con atención la llegada de La Niña, esperada entre septiembre y octubre de 2024, dado que vendrá luego de uno de los eventos de El Niño más intensos, con temperaturas medias globales récord y un calentamiento sin precedentes de la superficie oceánica más allá de la franja del Pacífico. La Niña está asociada a la disminución de las temperaturas de la superficie del Pacífico ecuatorial y a cambios en las condiciones climáticas de varias regiones del mundo.
By Zoraida Portillo Verified| environmental-expert.com@ Share Share with Facebook Share with Tweeter Share with LinkedIn From: Science and Development NetworkAuthor: Zoraida PortilloClimate change could cost Andean countries US$30 billion per year by 2025, according to a study. The study was commissioned by the Andean Community of Nations and carried out by the Peruvian University of the Pacific, with the support of specialists from Bolivia, Colombia and Ecuador.
By Zoraida Portillo Verified, Daniela Hirschfeld| SciDev Net Verified Investigadores de todo el mundo siguen con atención la llegada de La Niña, esperada entre septiembre y octubre de 2024, dado que vendrá luego de uno de los eventos de El Niño más intensos, con temperaturas medias globales récord y un calentamiento sin precedentes de la superficie oceánica más allá de la franja del Pacífico. La Niña está asociada a la disminución de las temperaturas de la superficie del Pacífico ecuatorial y a cambios en las condiciones climáticas de varias regiones del mundo.
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SciDev Net
SciDev.Net is a prominent global source of news, views, and analysis on science and technology for development. Launched in 2001, it aims to help individuals and organizations apply science to decision-making, promoting equitable and sustainable development. The organization operates under CAB International (CABI) and maintains editorial independence through an independent Editorial Advisory Committee. SciDev.Net provides valuable content through its six main editions, which include Sub-Saharan Africa (English and French), Latin America & Caribbean, Asia & Pacific, Middle-East & North Africa, and Global. Its audience consists of development professionals, policymakers, researchers, media, and the informed public. Additionally, SciDev.Net conducts science communication workshops for journalists and communicators worldwide, enhancing the understanding and application of science in global development contexts.
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