Sustainability for Chile’s mountains — a united approach

by Philippa Kaur 24 May 2022, 00:00 179 Views

In this International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development, we call for transdisciplinary research by Chilean scientists and for concerted action among all stakeholders to address the complex factors responsible for the degradation of Chile’s mountains. Mountains cover 64% of Chile’s surface and are a crucial source of water, food, energy, minerals and biodiversity.

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Source: Ecology - nature.com

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Sustainability for Chile’s mountains — a united approach

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