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Forum planned to shape contingency plan for El Niño

From El Deber · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Tarija officials are organizing a forum with climatology experts to assess the possible effects of El Niño in the Central Valley.
  • Municipal Environment Secretary Fernando Castellanos said forecasts range from drought to rainfall or a combination of both.
  • The forum will provide scientific information for actions to be included in a contingency plan.

Tarija officials are organizing a forum with climatology experts to determine how the Central Valley could be affected by El Niño.

Municipal Environment Secretary Fernando Castellanos said there is no complete information about what will happen in the region. “Some say there will be drought, some mention rain, and others say it will be a combination of both,” he said.

The forum is intended to provide scientific information that officials can use to define the actions included in a contingency plan.

Some say there will be drought, some mention rain, and others say it will be a combination of both.

— Fernando CastellanosTarija’s municipal secretary of Environment described the uncertainty surrounding the possible effects of El Niño.
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