The Nino Jejaskan Tangkapan Nelayan Sabejang Pantai Pasifik Amerika Latin
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Fishermen in the eastern Pacific suffer the impact of the warming of the ocean caused by the El Niño phenomenon, which forces several species to migrate to deep waters, leaving semi-empty nets and communities in crisis. From the coast of Ecuador and Peru to Panama and Guatemala, artisanal fishermen watch, powerless, the distance of anchovetes, tunas and pargos in search of cold waters, after a temperature increase of up to 6 °C.
From the coasts of Ecuador and Peru to those of Panama and Guatemala, artisanal fishermen see impotent how anchovetas, tunas and snappers move away in search of cold waters, after an increase in the temperature of up to 6 °C. "The water is hot", attests to the AFP Juan Ollague, 56 years old, in the Ecuadorian village of Santa Rosa (Santa Elena, southwest), where hundreds of boats are caught in an almost paralysed port. After the night work barel…
Ecuador: Nelayan di sabenjang pantai Pasifik Amerika Latin berdepan krisis hasil tangkapan merosot berikutan peningkatan suhu lautan akibat fenomena El Nino yang memaksa spesies ikan seperti tuna dan ancoi berpindah ke perairan lebih sejuk. Dari Ecuador dan Peru di Amerika Selatan hingga ke Panama dan Guatemala di Amerika Teneh, sesteneh jurumudi bot memilih untuk tidak [...] The post El Nino jejaskan tangkapan nelayan sebinjang pantai Pasifik A…
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