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Mexican scientist reveals risks for Mexico due to climate change

The melting of glaciers in Antarctica matters to Mexico because it leads to sea level rise, so Cancun and Villahermosa could be on the map of potential disappearance, said Mexican scientist Sandra Guzmán, who has just returned from an international expedition in the Antarctic region.

As part of the Australian initiative Homeward Board that seeks to strengthen the leadership of women in science, Sandra was part of an expedition with 80 female scientists to study the effects of climate change and the actions that can be implemented to address it.

Sandra explained that her work that lasted approximately 20 . . .

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