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Local October 14, 2011 | 8:21 am

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Santo Domingo. - The biologist Gladys Rosado suggests a contingency plan for farming and tourism projects in safe zones to deal with the new reality around the ever expanding Enriquillo Lake.

She said the lake zone needs an evacuation route because its growth could lead to other tragedies such as the one of its affluent Blanco river in Jimaní in 2004, which killed more than 1,000 peo... Read more

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

Enriquillo Lake’s growth must be dealt with, scientists warn

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