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Hrra,22 abril740.000 km23 °C2 °C1,5 °C1,5 °Chttps://amazonia.mapbiomas.org/7 de julio de 1963COP 27, new opportunity to curb climate changeThe Climate Summit kicked off this Sunday in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, with nearly 200 countries invited. Its main objective is to find agreements to mitigate the increasingly serious impacts of climate change with the added problems of war and economic crisis.negativeangercambio climático,planeta,naciones unidas,millones,amazonía,cop 27,oportunidad para frenar,bosques,suelo,frenar el cambio,gerente de proyectos,sharm el-sheij,inicio este domingo,ecosistemas-720221111052200https://www.riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/mercosur/bolivia/bolivia-controls-95-of-forest-fires-with-the-help-of-rain/Forest fires in Bolivia were 95% controlled by firefighters and the military, with the support of the rains , reported the Vice Minister of Civil Defense, Juan Carlos Calvimontes. The latest fires are in La Paz and Santa Cruz, the region most affected by the fire. 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