Guatemala climate change
Research highlights risk of huge tsunami off Pacific
Climate change will compound tsunami damage on the Pacific Coast When the tsunami wave arrives at the shore, "you get this massive surge that lasts for hours, sometimes days," said
Death toll from dozens of earthquakes in Guatemala rises to
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Authorities on Wednesday confirmed a fourth death in Guatemala a day after dozens of earthquakes shook the country, leaving crumbled walls and roads blocked
Guatemala Wildlife: Incredible Animals at Jungle Watering
Climate change is undeniably impacting ecosystems worldwide, and the consequences for wildlife are becoming increasingly dire. Central America,notably Guatemala,has experienced
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Inter-American Court of Human Rights Issues Advisory
The ICtHR found that there exists an independent right to a healthy climate, derived from the right to a healthy environment, discussing at length States'' obligations to mitigate climate change,
Young People Seize the Mic as the UN Sounds
Youth around the world gathered to discuss the clean energy transition, responding to the UN Secretary-General''s call for accelerating action against fossil fuels. Led by Resident Coordinators and Country Teams, these youth
Wild Vanilla and pollinators at risk of spatial mismatch in a
Plant species with such specialized pollinator interactions are expected to be more vulnerable to climate change-induced plant-pollinator decoupling than more generalist species
Guatemala is Rewriting the Rules of Inclusive Development
120 civil society organizations. 50% led by Indigenous and Ancestral Authorities. 80% increase in participation. This is how Guatemala is reshaping how development decisions are made—and
Peru assumes the presidency of the Climate Action Platform
The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri) announced that Peru has assumed the presidency of the Latin America and Caribbean Climate Action Platform in Agriculture
Future temperature-related mortality in Latin American cities
In Latin America, climate change, urbanization, and an aging population are intensifying health risks from extreme temperatures. To accurately assess future temperature-related mortality
