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Local November 9, 2024 | 7:13 am

Effects of climate change are already evident in the country

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic has begun to tangibly experience the effects of climate change, with increasingly intense weather events, record temperatures, and environmental alterations that threaten biodiversity and Dominicans' livelihoods. Heat waves, torrential rains, and flash floods, such as those of November 2022 and 2023 and those of the last few days on the No... Read more

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