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(CNN) — This weekend may have marked the beginning of spring in the southern hemisphere, but in several South American countries it felt like the peak of summer, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil all hit record....text/html2023-09-26T02:00+0200archydeenarchyde-fc56f227f0ecfe93ac2acc2a7bf91b15RenewableEnergiesClimateChange-GeneralEFICPEPRS-LINKEuropeanClimatePactTEMProtectedAreaClimateChangeNewsEnvironmentPollutionEUEnvironment2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralECCAIRSAviationAlert_2NuclearEventsReported2016_RenewableEnergies-TestERCC-ForestFiresNews-GenericClimateChangeACCENTEcologyNaturalDisastersForestFireArgentinaUSABrazilBoliviaAustraliaParaguayPeruClimateAction-GeneralECCAIRSNewsEP-GHGRed-Fitfor55GHSAGearThey reached 40 degrees Celsiushighest temperature in septemberthe warmest winter98% of humanity experienced temperatures caused by climate changeUnited Statesmore than 93% probabilityhttps://www.archyde.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/archyde-1.pngAndrew PershingBrandon MillerNational Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationEl NiñoMaximiliano HerreraCNNTwitterPeruArgentinaBrazilAmericanHerreraPuerto EsperanzaArgentinaAustraliaSão PauloBoliviaParaguayRiachão das NevesUnited StatesThis weekendthe beginning of springsummerin Septemberthis weekin Septemberin Septemberthis Sundayin septembersince 1943winterlast weekon September 22springSeptemberwinterformerlyJuneAugustthis monthThis yearsummerJuneJulyAugustthis yearSeptember 22Herrera“More of the same – or even worse – is inevitable,”“an unprecedented September, after the warmest winter ever recorded,”negativeangerreliablesweeps south america,record-breaking heatwave sweeps,climate change,south american countries,southern hemisphere,temperatures,heatwave sweeps south,september,impact of climate,extreme,40 degrees celsius320230926020000https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Amazon-Countries-Lose-1-Million-Ha-of-Water-Surface-in-10-Years-20230921-0013.htmlThis situation has resulted in a generalized retraction trend in water surface area, which contributes to the proliferation of forest fires and the consequent increase in greenhouse gas emissions. Both biodiversity and communities in the region are severely affected.text/html2023-09-21T23:30+0200telesurenglishentelesurenglish-9a7271b8410acd164c0ef90fa3e92bd4OutBreaksEPRS-LINKEuropeanClimatePactWaterManagementECCAIRSAviationAlert_2NuclearEventsReportedEnvironmentPollutionEUEnergyClimateChangeNewsSpaceWaterQualitySocioEconomicpulppaperEMMCoFE_GreenhousGasET_Humanitarian_CrisisENEconomicImpactTEMProtectedAreaClimateChange-GeneralKCB-forestrybiomassEmissionGasMARS-STATET_Crop_DamageENJRC-Biodiversity2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralWater_DesignForestFiretc_monitor_s-tClimateChangeEUEnvironmentTechnologyForesighttc_monitoringNaturalDisastersACCENTOffshoreOilGasEcologyEFICPVenezuelaEcuadorBrazilBoliviaPeruKCB-Bioeconomy_A-ZClimateAction-GeneralECCAIRSNewsEMMCoFE_GreenDeal_FilterEP-GHGRed-Fitfor55GHSAGeartc_monitor_filter_sv_enhttps://www.telesurtv.net/arte/favicon.icoJuliano SchirmbeckEcuadorPeruBoliviaVenezuelaBrazil20002022last yearin 20222013202119852022in 1985negativesurprisereliableamazon countries lose,area,water surface,surface in 10,hectares,lose 1 million,ha of water,historical average,countries lose 1,peru,mapbiomas,10 years-1220230921233000https://reliefweb.int/report/bolivia-plurinational-state/latin-america-caribbean-weekly-situation-update-11-september-2023REGIONAL: DENGUE. KEY FIGURES. 3.4M CASES OF DENGUE RECORDED ACROSS THE REGION SO FAR IN 2023. Dengue cases continue to rise across Latin America and the Caribbean, with at least 3,407,921 cases recorded so far. This is more than was recorded in the entirety of 2019, the year with the highest number of incidences on record (3,181,171).text/html2023-09-12T01:51+0200reliefWebenreliefWeb-4860f819d3dcf34e3cf62b0abe1fdebfCommunicableDiseaseOutbreaksYield4castMARS-STATProtestsAttacker_institutionerFloodingNewKP_NameOfSettlements-Admin_VENCAR_NameOfSettlements-Administrative2020EP-TerroristAttackET_Tropical_StormFRET_Humanitarian_CrisisENWaterManagementNaturalDisastersDengueFeverVaccinationrisksPoliticalUnrestDroughtFoodSecurityFoodAidEUEnvironmentOutBreaksForestFireLeisureCivilProtectionCivilProtectionENVCommunicableDiseasesGuatemalaBrazilBoliviaPeruSport_Horoscope_LeisureECSRC_TIER90GHSAGearSierra_Leonehttps://reliefweb.int/themes/custom/common_design_subtheme/favicon.icoSEVERE WEATHERPAHOMinistry of HealthEMERGENCYEl NiñoEL NIÑOFOREST FIRESSanta Catarina and Rio GrandeNational Naval Hydrography ServiceLake TiticacaPeruBoliviaBrazilCochabambaSacabaQuillacolloPotosíPoopóOruroSucreTarijaEl AltoGuatemalaWeeklyIN 20232019in 2023this year26 August 2023last yearSince 4 SeptembercurrentlySeptemberfrom Monday11 Septemberthrough Friday15 SeptemberDecemberin 1998Currently11 September 202326 August 20234 September11 September15 Septemberpositivesurpriseweekly situation update,key figures,central america,latin america,grande do sul,caribbean weekly situation,11 september 2023,civil defence,severe weather,cases of dengue-920230912015100https://www.archyde.com/they-begin-to-ration-water-in-several-cities-in-bolivia-due-to-the-drought/2023-09-08 17:01:05 LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — In the midst of an acute drought, especially in the Andean region, which experts attribute to climate change, Bolivian authorities began water rationing in several cities in the country due to the lack of rain.text/html2023-09-08T19:17+0200archydeenarchyde-f3bbccbe3a659d38bb71313e7239a365ClimateChange-GeneralTEMProtectedAreaET_FloodsENMARS-STATClimateChangeFloodingNewPreparation2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralET_Humanitarian_CrisisENWaterManagementNaturalDisastersEcologyWaterQualityDroughtFoodSecurityFoodAidClimate_extreme-GeneralEPRS-LINKEuropeanClimatePactEUEnvironmentWater_DesignWaterShortageForestFireLeisureClimateChangeNewsNuclearEventsReportedACCENTBoliviaPeruClimateAction-GeneralSport_Horoscope_LeisureEP-GHGRed-Fitfor55GHSAGearClimate_extreme-Languageshttps://www.archyde.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/archyde-1.pngAssociated PressEduardo GalindoVice MinistryEl NiñoLuisa HuancaCarlos ChumaceroErbol radioVice Ministry of Social DefenseBernardo Nina RossoPotosíBolivianBoliviaOruroSucrePeruon FridayFrom September 15in 2016this yearin recent years2023-09-08September 15“We are already waiting for a super Niño and we have to take care of the water,”negativesadreliablebolivia due,begin to ration,drought,ration water,luisa huanca,cities in bolivia,bolivian authorities began,public relations,andean,2023-09-08 17:01:05 la,17:01:05 la paz-920230908191700https://www.riotimesonline.com/el-nino-causes-drought-in-75-of-bolivian-towns/Juan Carlos Calvimontes, Deputy Minister, says 260 of Bolivia’s 337 towns report droughts. He blames it on He shared this during a media chat in the Cochabamba department. These drought alerts help the allocate funds and resources. About 300,000 families are struggling due to lack of water.text/html2023-09-08T01:55+0200riotimesonlineenriotimesonline-3a460f6f98deb68ee0d1d1be52fb584aYield4castEP-LIBE-DRFMG-FundamentalRightsOHCHR-A1102-FoodPovertyDueToIncreasingFoodPricesMARS-STATAttacker_institutionerGeneralEconomicKeywordsOHCHR-A1103-FamineET_Humanitarian_CrisisENUNbodiesNaturalDisastersWaterQualityDroughtET_Crop_DamageENEMMCoFE_SustainableAgricultureEUEnvironmentWaterShortageForestFireEPTourism-GenCivilProtectionUnitedNationsCivilProtectionENVTH1102-FoodPovertyDueToIncreasingFoodPricesBoliviaEMMCoFE_GreenDeal_FilterGHSAGearF5621-BoliviaF0000-AllRiskFactorsOHCHR-F0000-AllRiskFactorsOHCHR-F5621-BoliviaOHCHR-F5912-SouthAmericahttps://www.riotimesonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Favicon.pngUNESCOLuis ArceJuan Carlos CalvimontesJuan CarlosEl NiñoCochabamba departmentBoliviaBolivianSanta CruzCochabambaPotosíUyuniSalton September 15last Augustin 2000September 15negativeangerjuan carlos calvimontes,bolivian towns,deputy minister,bolivia's,el niño,niño causes drought,drought in 75%,75% of bolivian,droughts,cochabamba,santa cruz,lack of water-1520230908015500https://diarioresponsable.com/noticias/35894-migraciones-climaticas-los-que-menos-contaminan-lo-pagan-mas-caroLas personas que deben abandonar sus territorios a causa de las condiciones climáticas extremas son cada vez más. El cumplimiento del objetivo marcado en el Acuerdo de París de reducir casi a la mitad las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero (GEI) para 2030, y limitar el calentamiento global por debajo de 1,5 grados es esencial para todos.text/html2023-09-27T08:41+0200diarioresponsableesdiarioresponsable-2323f548e74e6ce8fe2b11cd009955e1ForeignSecurityPolicyEuropolEcologyExternalRelationsVELADesertification2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralEUEnergyReform_CommMI-EuropeEUControlWordsET_Man_Made_DisasterESFoodSecurityFoodAidMI-EUEPEUNewsClimateChangeNewsOAS_CONF_LaboralOAS_Conflicto2EPRoadTransportEPAsylumMigrationM04-MigrationDroughtEuropeIOMMigration-duplicateClimateChangeRWRefugeesEUClimateChange-GeneralEP-TerroristAttackEU-relatedCoverageImmigrationEuropolEPSecurityForeignSecurityPolicyKP_NameOfSettlements-Admin_VENOHCHR-A1201-NaturalHazardsOrExtremeWeatherEventsInternationalCooperationNaturalDisastersBANCO_BILBAO_VIZCAYA_ARGENTARIAOAS_DesastresNaturalesTH1201-NaturalHazardsOrExtremeWeatherEventsCAR_NameOfSettlements-Administrative2020OAS_EconomiaExternalRelationsEuropolGreenpeaceET_SportESET_Armed_ConflictPTSoilsOAS_ConflictoStateofWarFrontexALLOAS_MedioambienteDisinfoSwedenEU-InstitutionsMigrationCubaUSAElSalvadorMexicoHondurasBoliviaFrancePeruSpainPromoting-EuropeanWayofLifeClimateAction-GeneralEU-DroughtGHSAGearEU-LatinAmericaTOP_EU_BANKS-FILTERMediterraneanBasinSpecialInterestCountriesF5621-BoliviaF5643-CubaF0000-AllRiskFactorsPolicyEnergy_JRC-Petten-F3PPRDEast2_Programme_DisastersMF00-EuropeMF04-MigrationMF12-EUInstitutionsSR_cloud_keywordsOHCHR-F0000-AllRiskFactorsOHCHR-F5621-BoliviaOHCHR-F5643-CubaOHCHR-F5654-ElSalvadorOHCHR-F5662-FranceOHCHR-F5676-HondurasOHCHR-F5713-MexicoOHCHR-F5738-PeruOHCHR-F5766-SpainOHCHR-F5788-UnitedStatesOfAmericaOHCHR-F5911-EuropeOHCHR-F5912-SouthAmericaPolicyDevelopmentPolicyEnergyPolicyExternalRelationsPolicyForeignSecurityPolicyClimateActionPolicyMigrationEU-CaribbeanRWClusteringRWCountryPageFiltermigraciones climáticas‘Huir del Clima. Cómo influye la crisis climática en las migraciones humanas’https://diarioresponsable.com/images/2020/dr2020.pngUEUnión EuropeaGreenpeaceGobierno de EspañaBBVAOrganización InternacionalEstrella GalánPlan de EstadoJesús GameroParísAfricanaEstados UnidosMéxicoBoliviaCubaPerúSalvadorHonduras2030201620302018195119691984Climate migrations: those who least pollute, pay it more dearlyPeople who must leave their territories because of extreme weather conditions are becoming more and more. Meeting the Paris Agreement’s goal of almost halving greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030 and limiting global warming to below 1.5 degrees is essential for all.positivejoymigraciones climáticas,personas,cambio climático,países,acuerdo de parís,crisis climática,contaminan,abandonar,pagan más caro,norte global,migración,territorios a causa,sur,condiciones climáticas extremas-1720230927084100https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20230922/pobladores-reciben-agua-ollas-animales-mueren-causa-sequiaLa Florida, Villa España, Nuevo Amanecer, Entre Ríos y Qhepu Mayu son algunos de los barrios más afectados por el racionamiento de agua en Potosí. En esos lugares, los vecinos reciben agua hasta en ollas porque la distribución es por carros cisterna. El caudal de las represas bajó a 15 por ciento de....text/html2023-09-22T10:16+0200lostiemposeslostiempos-55f5d7a99ab15fd48ee52a572a4928bcWaterManagementFoodSecurityFoodAidET_Heat_WaveESNuclearEventsReportedDroughtOAS_CONF_LaboralOAS_CI_CostaRicaNicaraguaMARS-STATOAS_DesastresNaturalesNaturalDisastersPortoRicoBoliviaSpainEU-DroughtGHSAGearWaterManagementEuropeMediterraneanBasinSpecialInterestCountriesPPRDEast2_Programme_DisastersMF00-Europehttps://www.lostiempos.com/sites/default/files/favicon_1.pngCarlos RamírezCarlos ChumaceroBelén de AndamarcaGobierno AutónomoMinisterio de Medio AmbienteEspañaBoliviaSan JuanVillagers receive water even in pots and animals die from droughtFlorida, Villa España, Nuevo Amanecer, Entre Ríos and Qhepu Mayu are some of the neighborhoods most affected by water rationing in Potosí. In those places, neighbors receive water even in pots because the distribution is by tank carts. The flow of the dams dropped to 15 percent of....negativesadpobladores reciben agua,mueren a causa,sequía,villa españa,obras sanitarias potosí,qhepu mayu,ollas y animales,bolivia,animales mueren,barrios más afectados,medio ambiente,carros cisterna,carlos chumacero,florida-420230922101600https://noticias.unitel.bo/sociedad/bolivia-mas-del-80-de-municipios-estan-en-desastre-por-sequia-FB9210878El país está en una situación crítica por la sequía. 279 municipios se declararon en desastre por la sequía , lo que significa que más del 80% de municipios de Bolivia están afectados. Estos municipios en desastre están en siete departamentos: Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, Tarija, La Paz, Oruro, Santa Cruz y Potosí.text/html2023-09-11T14:01+0200unitelesunitel-fd843f38c361d63951ee633bbc5822d1CAR_NameOfSettlements-Administrative2020ForestFireAttacker_institutionerDroughtNuclearEventsReportedFoodSecurityFoodAidKP_NameOfSettlements-Admin_VENNaturalDisastersBoliviaGHSAGearBolivia: 279 municipios se declararon en desastre por sequía y los incendios forestales afectaron a 82.768 hectáreasGobierno pide uso eficiente del agua y dice que la sequía es un “problema de la crisis climática mundial”https://estaticos-noticias.unitel.bo/base-portlet/webrsrc/ctxvar/15d1990b-40b1-47f1-b4ff-769ee4ba0c00.pngJuan Carlos CalvimontesJuan CarlosDefensa CivilMIRA AQUÍFrancisco QuispeIpólito LópezCochabambaBoliviaSanta CruzPotosíOruroTarijaEl AltoBolivia: More than 80 % of municipalities are in drought disasterThe country is in a critical situation due to drought. 279 municipalities were declared a drought disaster, meaning that more than 80 % of Bolivia’s municipalities are affected. These municipalities in disaster are in seven departments: Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, Tarija, La Paz, Oruro, Santa Cruz and Potosí.negativedisgustbolivia,desastre por sequía,80% de municipios,juan carlos calvimontes,declararon en desastre,municipios se declararon,santa cruz,279 municipios,agua,situación crítica,potosí,país-1320230911140100https://www.elextremosur.com/nota/45229-chubut-dejo-de-recaudar-us-1-000-millones-de-regalias-con-eso-haria-el-viaducto-en-comodoro-y-pavimentaria-la-ruta-40/La desidia de la política y la lógica avaricia empresaria se pagan caros. La falta de una decisión estatal firme para el manejo de los hidrocarburos en Chubut se tradujo en una pérdida cercana a los 1.000 millones de dólares, que la provincia dejó de recaudar en regalías petroleras durante los últimos diez años.text/html2023-09-10T13:47+0200elextremosureselextremosur-54b8a09d6157335c306737a2fe7f57b8ET_Man_Made_DisasterESRWFireEnergyET_SportPTKP_NameOfSettlements-Admin_VENCAR_NameOfSettlements-Administrative2020KP_Actors_VENOHCHR-RejectNuclearEventsReportedNaturalDisastersCubaArgentinaBoliviaGHSAGearhttps://www.elextremosur.com/files/image/3/3848/5c3f9bba802b3-favicon-32x32_32_32!.png?s=d6e52f51489a249e38f6b1617f03bc8d&d=1636467022Evo MoralesIgnacio TorresMario Das NevesMartín BuzziOscar AntonenaMariano ArcioniYPFCarlos MaestroCerroArgentinaArgentinaLago PueloRío MayoComodoro RivadaviaEl BolsónBolivia2013201620302020201220232012201520162017201920202012202220002006enero de 2012Chubut stopped raising $1 billion of royalties: that would make the Viaduct in Comodoro and pave Route 40The neglect of politics and logic business greed are paid dearly. The lack of a firm state decision to manage the hydrocarbons in Chubut resulted in a loss of close to $1 billion, which the province stopped raising in oil royalties over the past ten years.negativedisgustregalías,millones de dólares,chubut,comarca andina patagónica,ruta 40,provincia,cerro chenque,comodoro rivadavia,u$s 1.000 millones,política,años-420230910134700https://noticias.unitel.bo/economia/cocapata-alista-declaratoria-de-emergencia-por-sequia-mas-de-48-comunidades-estan-afectadas-BX9066065La falta de lluvias desde hace ya varios meses continúa afectando a los diferentes municipios de Cochabamba, en Cocapata anunciaron que se alista una declaratoria de emergencia debido a la sequía. “Nosotros somos más de 100 comunidades , vamos a mandar la solicitud a donde corresponda”, manifestó Gabriel Rivas, alcalde de Cocapata.text/html2023-08-29T15:07+0200unitelesunitel-dfec2c1ce021cf34b314bd54ecc7cb3dFoodSecurityFoodAidNuclearEventsReportedCAR_NameOfSettlements-Administrative2020KP_NameOfSettlements-Admin_VENNaturalDisastersDroughtAttacker_institutionerForestFireBoliviaGHSAGearBolivia: 279 municipios se declararon en desastre por sequía y los incendios forestales afectaron a 82.768 hectáreasVecinos y choferes preocupados por fugas en cisternas varadas al ingreso de Palmasola; YPFB dice que no hay registro de problemahttps://estaticos-noticias.unitel.bo/base-portlet/webrsrc/ctxvar/15d1990b-40b1-47f1-b4ff-769ee4ba0c00.pngJuan Carlos CalvimontesJuan CarlosGabriel RivasDefensa CivilMIRA AQUÍCocapataBoliviaSanta CruzCochabambaPotosíOruroTarijaRivas2022noviembre de 2022RivasCocapata enlisting declaration of emergency drought, more than 48 communities are affectedThe lack of rains for several months continues to affect the different municipalities of Cochabamba, in Cocapata announced that an emergency declaration is ready due to the drought. “We are more than 100 communities, we will send the request where appropriate,” said Gabriel Rivas, mayor of Cocapata.“Nosotros somos más de 100 comunidades , vamos a mandar la solicitud a donde corresponda”positiveangerdeclaratoria de emergencia,cocapata alista declaratoria,declararon en desastre,emergencia por sequía,meses continúa afectando,comunidades están afectadas,gabriel rivas,48 comunidades,municipios de cochabamba,juan carlos calvimontes,falta de lluvias020230829150700https://www.3bmeteo.com/giornale-meteo/meteo--estate-2023--i-principali-eventi-meteo-di-una-stagione-da-record-nel-mondo-703422estate 2023, tutti gli eventi meteo. L'estate 2023 risulta essere la più calda di sempre a livello globale. Lo rende noto sia l'Agenzia Copernicus, sia la Nasa. Tutti e tre mesi presentano un record; luglio 2023 è il mese più caldo mai registrato, agosto e giugno sono tra i mesi di agosto e giugno più caldi di sempre.text/html2023-09-15T21:27+02003bmeteoit3bmeteo-547d16951f8b8fcd166a324a63890decEPRS-LINKEuropeanClimatePact2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralTurkey-CountryET_DisasterROFascistsClimateChange-GeneralEUEnvironmentClimateChangeVaccinationrisksKP_NameOfSettlements-Admin_VENEcologyEnvironmentPollutionNaturalDisastersOffshoreOilGasSpaceEuropeET_SportITET_DisasterITET_Tropical_StormITClimateChangeNewsCAR_NameOfSettlements-Administrative2020ET_Heat_WaveITMI-EuropeET_StormITEUControlWordsArgentinaBoliviaParaguayPortugalSwitzerlandSpainAlbaniaGreeceCanadaTurkeyChinaSouthKoreaItalyMexicoSloveniaChileFranceCroatiaClimateAction-GeneralEP-GHGRed-Fitfor55TurkeyMonitoringGHSAGearENVoutsideEUPPRDMediterraneanBasinSpecialInterestCountriesPPRDEast2_Programme_DisastersMF00-EuropeAboutItalyhttps://www.3bmeteo.com/images/layout/favicon/new/favicon.ico?v=2La NinaEl NinoAgenzia CopernicusNorman WellsNuovo Messico e ArizonaSud AmericaC. RecordIl passaggioParigiFranciaItaliaBuenos AiresAlbaniaBoliviaCanadaCileCinaCroaziaGreciaMaroccoParaguayPortogalloCorea del SudSloveniaSpagnaSvizzeraTurchia20232023202320232023201220212022202220192003194520032011202320232016luglio 2023luglio 2012luglio 202145 mm23 agostol'11 agosto del 200321 agosto 2011Weather. Summer 2023, the main weather events of a record-breaking season in the worldsummer 2023, all weather events. Summer 2023 is the warmest ever globally. This was announced by both the Copernicus Agency and NASA. All three months have a record; July 2023 is the warmest month on record, August and June are between the warmest months of August and June ever.negativejoycaldo,luglio,estate 2023,livello globale,stagione da record,principali eventi meteo,incendi,temperatura,inoltre,agosto e giugno,precedente record520230915212700https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/economia/20230929/piden-optar-agroecologia-gestion-integral-paliar-sequiaExpertos sugirieron tres acciones para encarar los efectos de la sequía que golpea a Bolivia por segundo año consecutivo: la gestión integral de los recursos hídricos, el fortalecimiento de los productores y el impulso de la agroecología. La directora regional del Centro de Investigación y Promoción....text/html2023-09-29T11:59+0200lostiemposeslostiempos-dcf2bca7ea74356d1392f50a407ceb54OAS_DesastresNaturalesDisinfoSwedenClimateChangeNewsNuclearEventsReportedOAS_EducacionOAS_MedioambienteET_SportESExternalRelationsEuropolWaterManagementNaturalDisastersDroughtEcologyForestFireET_Heat_WaveESWildfiresClimateChangeOAS_EconomiaFoodSecurityFoodAid2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralScienceResearchClimateChange-GeneralUruguayBoliviaPeruClimateAction-GeneralGHSAGearFIFA2018ParticipatingCountries_ARC_040921PAHOhttps://www.lostiempos.com/sites/default/files/favicon_1.pngJuan CarlosCarlos CalderónJuan Carlos CalderónUniversidad MayorServicio Nacional de Meteorología e HidrologíaCentro de Investigación y PromociónNancy CamachoUniversidad Mayor de San SimónHugo MamaniEfraín RiveraPandoBolivianaBoliviaperuanoSan Antonio de LomeríoCuevoSan JacintoPerúMagdalenaSanta CruzCochabambaPotosíOruroSan RafaelCobijaTarija201020102010200919961996septiembre de 1996septiembre de 1996They ask to opt for agroecology and comprehensive management to alleviate droughtExperts suggested three actions to address the effects of the drought that hit Bolivia for the second consecutive year: the integral management of water resources, the strengthening of producers and the promotion of agroecology. The Regional Director of the Center for Research and Promotion....negativedisgustgestión integral,piden optar,grados centígrados,agroecología,bolivia,san,paliar la sequía,agua,santa cruz,integral para paliar,frente cambio climático,sugirieron tres acciones,sequía que golpea,histórico-720230929115900https://www.johansen.se/blog/2023/10/02/how-womens-environmental-action-across-the-global-south-can-create-a-better-planet/Patriarchal culture is the cause behind this. We often do not involve women in responding to environmental problems . To often, we exclude them in discussions on solutions to climate crisis. Patriarchal culture also creates unequal gender relations, with women being considered only capable of managing household and domestic work.text/html2023-10-02T04:37+0200johansenenjohansen-6e673e7861aa510297024a7f881d38cdClimateChangeEMMCoFE_InternationalClimateActionUNbodiesForestsAgricultureCBRNEChlorineGasBomb2023_reference_ClimateActionWaterQualityClimateActionCBRNESynthesisExplosivesOHCHR-RejectNaturalDisastersExternalRelationsEuropolESClimateChangeCPSI-DiscriminationEFICPContaminationEPRS-LINKEuropeanClimatePactGatheringExtremism3KP-Crime2020GeneralEconomicKeywordsEcologyEIGEGenderEqualityRegionalPolicyUnitedNationsFloodingNewEnvironmentalDamageEUEnvironmentPolicyJusticeFreedomEuropolClimateAdaptationDeforestImplantRisksExtremismRightLeftOffshoreOilGasECCAIRSAviationAlert_2EnvironmentPollution2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralGenderViolenceNature_ContributionsPeopleClimateChange-GeneralEP-LIBE-DRFMG-FundamentalRightsAmmoniaEUHumanRightsEP-TerroristAttackWildfiresRWGenderTEMProtectedAreaACCENTDeathInformationSociety-duplicateVaccinationrisksFloodsForestFireSocietyOHCHR-A0304-DiscriminatoryPracticesOnTheBasisOfSexEPRS-LINKEUGenderEqualityStrategyInformationSociety2ClimateChangeNewsOHCHR-A0307-SexualViolenceEnvironmentalDegradationNuclearEventsReportedFoodSecurityFoodAidEMMCoFE_GreenBuilding-RenovatingRiverBasinManagementPlansTerrorismChemicalDesertificationAirPollutionChinaMexicoKenyaBoliviaIndonesiaIndiaClimateAction-GeneralECCAIRSNewsEMMCoFE_GreenDeal_FilterSecurity-AfricaEP-GHGRed-Fitfor55GHSAGearRWCountryPageFilterSierra_LeoneFIFA2018ParticipatingCountries_ARC_040921AFROSEARO_WHOPAHOWPROto environmental problemsheavier burdenViolence against womenthe narrativeprotect the environmentCC BY-NC-NDthe 1985 Nairobi Conferenceclean the natural canal in the Coaxaca mangrove areain Chiquiacá, Bolivia,the climate change since 2020death threats.emphasised genderRio Declaration on Environment and DevelopmentUnited Nations Convention to Combat Desertificationthe United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)https://www.johansen.se/favicon.icoWikimedia CommonsUnited NationsThird WorldNairobi ConferenceIndiaIndiaIndonesianAmericanMexicoBoliviaJakartaBeijingin 1974During the 1985in 2016dailysince 2017in 2019todaysince 2020Since the 1990sthe 1992in 1995the 2004in 2017positivefearwomen,global south,climate,women's environmental action,chipko movement,countries,south can create,patriarchal culture,change,development,environmental problems-620231002043700https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2023/10/02/river-dolphins-amazon-dead-39c-brazil-drought-water-lake/More than 100 dead dolphins were discovered within a week in the Amazon rainforest after water temperatures soared to 39C (102F). They were found in Lake Tefé, in Brazil, and scientists have attributed their deaths to an extreme heat and drought that has swept across the region.text/html2023-10-02T20:05+0200telegraphentelegraph-228888ca76399ffac614b10b4097190eLeisureEFICPUnknownDiseaseVaccinationrisksNaturalDisastersGatheringImplantRisksEUEnvironmentNuclearEventsReportedWildfiresClimateChangeACCENTClimateChange-GeneralClimateChangeNewsContaminationAntagonismBetweenGovAndEthnicGroupEPRS-LINKEuropeanClimatePactTEMProtectedAreaheatwaveScientificDevelopmentsEcologyDroughtDeathHeatwavesScienceResearchForestFire2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralArgentinaBrazilBoliviaParaguayPeruClimateAction-GeneralSport_Horoscope_LeisureECSRC_TIER02EP-GHGRed-Fitfor55GHSAGearHSSRC_TIER01HSSRC_TIER01_AMP2018_reference_HSSRC_TIER01_need-check-updateSRBSRC_TIERFIFA2018ParticipatingCountries_ARC_040921Beijing2022-Diseases-ParticipatingCountries_ARC_120922PAHOconnected to the drought periodunique freshwater speciesespecially vulnerable to threats.vast swathes of the US sweltered in scorching temperatureshttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/etc.clientlibs/settings/wcm/designs/telegraph/core/clientlibs/core/resources/icons/favicon.icoAndrew PershingMiriam MarmontelAndré CoelhoLake TeféMamirauá InstituteBrazilian ministryCNNMamiraua InstituteLake Tefé‘sNational Institute of MeteorologyTeféArgentinaBrazilArgentinaBoliviaRio de JaneiroParaguayPerua weekon Thursdayin the last weekspringwinterlast monththis yearJuneAugust of 2023“Transferring river dolphins to other rivers is not that safe because it’s important to verify if toxins or viruses are present [before releasing the animals into the wild],”“We have documented 120 carcasses in the last week,”“In every country we could analyse, including the Southern Hemisphere where this is the coolest time of year, we saw temperatures that would be difficult – and in some cases nearly impossible – without human-caused climate change,”negativesurprisereliablewater temperatures reach,dolphins found dead,lake tefé,temperatures reach 39c,mamirauá institute,dead as water,amazon river dolphins,amazon dolphins found,brazil,100 amazon dolphins,region,week,extreme heat,water temperatures soared,drought-120231002200500https://www.avvenire.it/mondo/pagine/amazzonia-siccitaCapitale delle sillabe d’acqua. Così, in un celebre verso, Pablo Neruda definisce il Rio delle Amazzoni. Il suo scorrere maestoso è il cuore pulsante dell’organismo Amazzonia, nel quale «i fiumi e i ruscelli sono come vene, e ogni forma di vita origina da essa», si legge in “Querida Amazônia” .text/html2023-10-05T21:42+0200avvenireitavvenire-0ed48214650b2cc57af227c6dd22db97EUCitizens_Health2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralContaminationWildfiresNaturalDisastersPoliticalUnrestClimateChange-GeneralDroughtClimateChangeClimateChangeNewsFoodSecurityFoodAidEcologyProtestsBrazilBoliviaPeruAg-PressClimateAction-GeneralECSRC_TIER02GHSAGearSRBSRC_TIERSierra_LeoneFIFA2018ParticipatingCountries_ARC_040921PAHOhttps://www.avvenire.it/content/favicons/ico32.pngEmergency climate Amazon dry, at risk the people of the great riverCapital of water syllables. Thus, in a famous verse, Pablo Neruda defines the Amazon River. Its majestic flow is the beating heart of the Amazon organism, in which “the rivers and streams are like veins, and every form of life originates from it,” reads “Querida Amazônia”.Geraldo AlckimPablo NerudaIstituto MamirauáVila ArumãIl CentroTeféPerùBoliviaManausAcre199826 milioni di euronegativefearemergenza clima amazzonia,rischio il popolo,fiume,amazzonia a secco,pablo neruda definisce,pulsante dell'organismo amazzonia,rio negro,sillabe d'acqua,querida amazônia,solimões,capitale delle sillabe,l'acqua,fiumi-820231005214200https://www.avvenire.it/mondo/pagine/amazzonia-siccitaCapitale delle sillabe d’acqua. Così, in un celebre verso, Pablo Neruda definisce il Rio delle Amazzoni. Il suo scorrere maestoso è il cuore pulsante dell’organismo Amazzonia, nel quale «i fiumi e i ruscelli sono come vene, e ogni forma di vita origina da essa», si legge in “Querida Amazônia” .text/html2023-10-06T03:56+0200247liberoit247libero-0ed48214650b2cc57af227c6dd22db97EUCitizens_Health2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralContaminationWildfiresNaturalDisastersPoliticalUnrestClimateChange-GeneralDroughtClimateChangeClimateChangeNewsFoodSecurityFoodAidEcologyProtestsBrazilBoliviaPeruClimateAction-GeneralECSRC_TIER02GHSAGearSRBSRC_TIERSierra_LeoneFIFA2018ParticipatingCountries_ARC_040921PAHOhttps://www.avvenire.it/content/favicons/ico32.pngClimate emergency. Amazon dry, at risk the people of the great riverCapital of water syllables. Thus, in a famous verse, Pablo Neruda defines the Amazon River. Its majestic flow is the beating heart of the Amazon organism, in which “the rivers and streams are like veins, and every form of life originates from it,” reads “Querida Amazônia”.Geraldo AlckimPablo NerudaIstituto MamirauáVila ArumãIl CentroTeféPerùBoliviaManausAcre199826 milioni di euronegativefearfiume,emergenza clima,pablo neruda definisce,rischio il popolo,amazzonia a secco,rio negro,solimões,sillabe d'acqua,querida amazônia,pulsante dell'organismo amazzonia,l'acqua,capitale delle sillabe,stagione secca-820231006035600https://www.interris.it/glocal-news/amazzonia-secco-rischio-vita-popoli-indigeni/Capitale delle sillabe d’acqua. Così, in un celebre verso, Pablo Neruda definisce il Rio delle Amazzoni . Il suo scorrere maestoso è il cuore pulsante dell’organismo Amazzonia, nel quale «i fiumi e i ruscelli sono come vene, e ogni forma di vita origina da essa», si legge in “Querida Amazônia”.text/html2023-10-06T09:09+0200interrisitinterris-880b52f12f0a60a44a9ae53b93323e91EUCitizens_Health2023_reference_ClimateChange-GeneralContaminationWildfiresNaturalDisastersPoliticalUnrestClimateChange-GeneralDroughtClimateChangeClimateChangeNewsFoodSecurityFoodAidEcologyProtestsBrazilBoliviaPeruClimateAction-GeneralGHSAGearSRBSRC_TIERSierra_LeoneFIFA2018ParticipatingCountries_ARC_040921PAHOhttps://m4c9y7r7.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/favicon.pngDry Amazon, the lives of indigenous peoples are at riskCapital of water syllables. Thus, in a famous verse, Pablo Neruda defines the Amazon River. Its majestic flow is the beating heart of the Amazon organism, in which “the rivers and streams are like veins, and every form of life originates from it,” reads “Querida Amazônia”.Geraldo AlckimPablo NerudaIstituto MamirauáVila ArumãIl CentroTeféPerùBoliviaManausAcre199826 milioni di euronegativesadpablo neruda definisce,rischio,popoli indigeni,amazzonia a secco,rio negro,querida amazônia,pulsante dell'organismo amazzonia,sillabe d'acqua,solimões,capitale delle sillabe,fiume,l'acqua,fiumi,stagione secca-820231006090900