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Guatemala: Drought Affects 53.227 Families

Guatemala: Drought Affects 53.227 Families

Guatemala. A total of 53.227 families from 979 communities were affected by drought during 2012 in Guatemala. The absence of rain during an extended canicula (canicula: dry spell during the rainy season) in the last months has caused Q83 millions, ($ 1.03 million) of losses in food production, according to statements made by President Otto Perez Molina.

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Persistent La Niña Is Back Again

Persistent La Niña Is Back Again

The current La Niña climate event will be weaker than the last, but its im...

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Guatemala host's International Meeting on Research in High Quality Protein Corn

Guatemala host's International Meeting on Research in High Quality Protein Corn

Guatemala. Guatemala City. The Institute of Science and Technology (ICTA) o...

Last Updated ( Monday, 25 January 2010 16:43 )

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Saving Trees in Guatemala

Saving Trees in Guatemala

Jeff Hayward: Quantifying Carbon, Communities, and More

27 October 2008 | Je...

Last Updated ( Friday, 08 January 2010 16:55 )

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The Food Crisis and Sustainable Development

The Food Crisis and Sustainable Development

Soaring food prices are raising new questions of whether the world will be ...

Last Updated ( Sunday, 03 August 2008 11:50 )

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