Comagüeta Lagoon: regulating climate change
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Ambiental, Desarrollo, Cambio ClimáticoAbstract
The functionality of the lagoon is vital for humans and environmental regulation, as it serves as a source of water, recharges aquifers, and acts as a reservoir of biological and cultural diversity, among other things. It also plays an important role in possible responses to climate change, such as nutrient cycling, water storage, self-purification of contaminated water, and mitigation of floods and droughts. The lack of technological knowledge among farmers in the Presidente district of the municipality of Chitagá has led to the loss of the Comagüeta lagoon landscape, causing an increase in nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations, a decrease in available oxygen, and eutrophication, seriously altering the ecosystem. This document presents a literature review on the importance of implementing a sustainable solution to the pollution problems caused by aquaculture industry discharges into the lagoon and the relevance of conserving the lagoon ecosystem as a buffer zone for local climate change.
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