El Niño Empties Latin American Fishing Nets
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The El Niño phenomenon raises sea temperature and chases away fish in the eastern Pacific. Learn about the impact on fishing families.
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 a semi-paralyzed port. After the night work barely ca…
Impacts are felt in countries such as Ecuador, Peru, Panama and Guatemala
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