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Peatlands and páramos in Colombia: the hidden key to the country’s water security
When water security in Colombia is discussed, attention often focuses on rivers, reservoirs, or glaciers. However, one of the most important systems regulating water in the country lies in the high mountains, within the páramo ecosystems, and more specifically in a lesser-known but critical component: peatlands. These high-elevation wetlands not only store large amounts of carbon but also play a fundamental role in regulating the water that supplies millions of people, suppor
David Santiago Rocha Cárdenas
Mar 123 min read
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