Along the same lines, the 5th Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change[1] highlights the severe impacts faced by the country’s resources and ecosystems, particularly by its fishing, aquaculture, forestry, livestock and farming sectors, water resources, and biodiversity, , as well as its temperature and rainfall levels. These vulnerabilities and impacts have also been documented in the national communications[2] to the UNFCCC Secretariat and are being duly incorporated to the National Climate Change Action Plan[3]. In addition, Chile suffers from other non-environmental vulnerabilities.
Along the same lines, the 5th Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change[1] highlights the severe impacts faced by the country’s resources and ecosystems, particularly by its fishing, aquaculture, forestry, livestock and farming sectors, water resources, and biodiversity, , as well as its temperature and rainfall levels. These vulnerabilities and impacts have also been documented in the national communications[2] to the UNFCCC Secretariat and are being duly incorporated to the National Climate Change Action Plan[3]. In addition, Chile suffers from other non-environmental vulnerabilities.
['Agricultural communities', 'Fishery communities']