Dominican Republic and its experience with climate change

Climate change is negatively affecting the Dominican Republic. Hurricanes and fierce tropical storms, floods and droughts are probably causing the major impacts.

According to worldData.info, the last major hurricane to make landfall in the Dominican Republic was the category 5 'Beryl' in June 2024. The Dominican Republic, a Caribbean country, is not situated within the Caribbean's traditional hurricane route. WorldData states, "Like . . .

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