Searching for the climate change footprint in the Caribbean
Submitted on 22 April 2015 - 10:03am
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En el Lago Enriquillo en la República Dominicana, se mantiene conservada una gran ladera de fósiles de arrecifes de coral de 30 pies de altura, única en su clase en todo el Caribe y que guarda en ella 10 mil años de historia climatológica de la zona. (Sum
Meteorologist Rafael Méndez Tejeda and geologist Wilson Ramírez are conducting a paleoclimate study in the Lake Enriquillo in the Dominican Republic to understand how is the climate change affecting the Caribbean.
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