Peru Looks to Traditional Adapatation Practices to Cope with Climate Disruption Earth Island Journal “Huascaran used to be white. Now it is black, with rocks,†said Lucy Garcia, who lives in a small farming community at the foot of Huascaran, Peru's highest mountain. “The rainy season began in one month, and it rained all the months we knew, ... |
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Peru Looks to Traditional Adapatation Practices to Cope with Climate Disruption - Earth Island Journal
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