Girardi: “Chile should have the strongest Seismology Institute in the world.”
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Glacial lagoons are being closely monitored because they face possible flooding.
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Using different techniques, both ancestral and modern, the community works on recovering its lands, and is seeing results.
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The few native plants that remain are getting crushed by the tin homes being constructed in the park.
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50% of the sea turtle nests are concentrated in an area of just 37 kilometers in El Salvador.
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The Black River has zones with more contamination than the Santa Lucía River, to the point that some farmers do not take their animals to water in certain locations.
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On August 31 the town of Vergara was shocked by an invasion of spiders.
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According to data collected by the U.N., the average Chilean produces 9.9 kilograms of E-waste per year. The study also found that 81% of the waste is dumped into unknown locations.
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Colombia’s Constitutional Court has suspended gold mining activity across more than 247 million acres of protected land in the south of the country.
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A thin layer of ash covers the crops, pastures, and forests to the west and northwest of the volcano Cotopaxi.
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