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Peru has Lost 56.22% of its Glaciers in the Last Six Decades - Vimarsana News

Peru has Lost 56.22% of its Glaciers in the Last Six Decades

Peru, home to 68% of the world's tropical glaciers, has lost 56.22% of these ecosystems in the last six decades due to climate change, according to the Ministry of the Environment (Minam).

Ministry of Sustainable Development and TaiwanICDF Host Closing Ceremony for the Belize Interdepartmental Rapid Response Team Training Program - Vimarsana News

Ministry of Sustainable Development and TaiwanICDF Host Closing Ceremony for the Belize Interdepartmental Rapid Response Team Training Program

The training program was conducted under the TaiwanICDF Flood Warning Capacity Improvement for the Belize River Basin Project.

Belize strengthens flood warning capacity through collaborative program with TaiwanICDF - Vimarsana News

Belize strengthens flood warning capacity through collaborative program with TaiwanICDF

In a collaborative effort to better prepare Belize for the challenges posed by climate change, the Ministry of Sustainable Development, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management, in conjunction with the TaiwanICDF, celebrated the completion of the Belize Interdepartmental Rapid Response Team Training Program today.

The National Climate Change Office, with Support from the Commonwealth Secretariat, Hosts the "Belize Climate Finance Write Shop Series" - Vimarsana News

The National Climate Change Office, with Support from the Commonwealth Secretariat, Hosts the "Belize Climate Finance Write Shop Series"

The aim of the write shop series is to bridge the capacity gaps in accessing climate finance while developing sector-specific projects.

Lower water allocation likely in Magat Dam - Vimarsana News

Lower water allocation likely in Magat Dam

File photo MANILA - Magat Dam in northern Luzon is facing next month the possibility of having reduced allocation of water for irrigating its palay-growing service areas totaling nearly 86,000 hectares. The expected continuing dip in Magat's water due to rainfall shortage may prompt a reduction, said Edwin Viernes, acting head of Flood Forecasting and Instrumentation Section of Dam and Reservoir Division (DRD) of National Irrigation Administration-Magat River Integrated Irrigation System. "Reduction in Magat's allocation or irrigation diversion requirement is likely if there will ...

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Magat RiverEdwin ViernesArlen AlejandroReservoir DivisionAstronomical Services AdministrationNational Irrigation AdministrationFlood ForecastingInstrumentation SectionPhilippine AtmosphericPhilippine AreaMagat DamHydrology UnitFile Photo Manila Magat Dam In Northern Luzon Is Facing Next Month The Possibility Of Having Reduced Allocation Water For Irrigating Its Palay Growing Service Areas Totaling Nearly 86000 Hectares The Expected Continuing Dip In Magat 39s Water Due To Rainfall Shortage May Prompta ReductionAid Edwin ViernesCting Head Of Flood Forecasting And Instrumentation Section Dam Reservoir Division Drd National Irrigation Administration Magat River Integrated System Quot Reduction In 39s Allocation Or Diversion Requirement Is Likely If There Will Be No Favorable Inflow That Can Considerably Raise Water TheUot He Said TuesdayDding That Water Flowing Into The Facility Is Only About 75 Percent Of What It Normally Receives HoweverHere Is Low Possibility For An Anticipated Favorable Inflow Soon As Philippine AtmosphericEophysical And Astronomical Services Administration Pagasa Forecast Only One Or Even No Tropical Cyclone Tc In Philippine Area Of Responsibility Par This Month Tcs Are Weather Systems That May Bring Over Magat Dam 39s Watershed Rainfall Which Can Increase Its Inflow To Considerably Raise Water Level Historical Data Show During JanuaryCs That Form Inside Par Either Do Not Landfall In The Philippines Or Strike Visayas 39 Eastern Section An Area Far From Magat Then Dissipate Recurve And Move Away Country Despite 39s SituationIernes Said This Month 39s Irrigation Allocation Is 160 Cubic Meters Per Second The Normal For Magat During January Due To High Demand Water Address Needs Of Palay FarmersE Said Magat May Have Lesser Allocation Next Month But This Will Unlikely Disrupt Cropping Activities In Those Areas Since The Dam Still Be Able To Supply WaterE Added Viernes Said Harvesting Palay Plants In The Area Generally Begins Around Late February Shortage Of Rainfall Over Magat Dam 39s Watershed Has Been Adversely Affecting Its InflowHus Water Level Continues To Dip