Costa Rica
Climate warning
Climate warning
El Niño continues to affect vegetable crops in Costa Rica
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The harsh effects of climate change at display. If we don't act now, the world stare at the danger of starvation
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Thinking of the Costa Rican farmers dealing with El Niño's impact on their veggies. We need to be prepared for these climate extremes though. Sending strength to Costa Rica's agricultural sector.
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So sad for the good people... Nature never forgives
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This is worrying for it could lead to shortage of food, mitigation measures needs to be put into place to curb the climate change menaces
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we are facing a food shortage if the rains continues
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The el Nino rains which are as a result of change in the climatic conditions could lead to lack of food security in a country,thus appropriate measures should be taken to curb the issue of pollution.
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@jane_wangui Since Costa Rica is not a major contributor to GHG emissions, we are focusing on adaptation measures for these kind of crops for their resilience. However, Costa Rica is also implementing mitigation measures, specially with main polluters.