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Dominican Republic advocates for scientific facility to study climate change in the Caribbean

Santo Domingo.- Max Puig, Executive Vice President of the National Council for Climate Change, emphasized the importance of a Synchrotron for the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean to address critical environmental challenges. Speaking at the Synchrotrons in the Greater Caribbean and Beyond forum, part of UNESCO's Open Forum of Sciences for Latin America and the Caribbe... Read more

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