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March 26th, 2011
Combating Climate Change In Chile’s Capital

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Climate change could cause temperatures to rise 3 to 4 degrees Celcius and rainfall to drop 40 percent by the end of the century, if the people of Santiago continue their current habits, says a recent Universidad de Santiago de Chile study. University scientists launched a study into the effects of these changes on the city’s residents. In the next 25 years, scientists predict the climate in the valley of Santiago could become semi-arid, similar to the climate in Salamanca in the Coquimbo Region, north of Santiago. Read More