Central America and climate change: From planning to action
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https://doi.org/10.5377/ryr.v51i0.9845Keywords:
Central America, climate change, impacts, strategiesAbstract
The main goal of this article has been to assess important findings about climate change in Central America and Latin America and the Caribbean; for achieve this, the article includes an analysis of previous researches developed by regionals and internationals organizations involved in the fight against climate change and which are complemented with the author’s point of view. Within this analysis, the article includes the following elements: 1) A vision of a new world for the effects of climate change; 2) A series of impacts in America Central for the climate change in last years; 3) The economic growth and its relationship with climate change in the region, 4) A brief description of the actions and strategies carried out in the world and the region about climate change, and 5) Finally, some reflections and recommendations are proposed which should allow the consolidation of knowledges about this research.
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