Impacts of the mean increase of sea level in forest patrimony of the Integral Forest Enterprise Baracoa
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Starting from the scenario of emissions of gases effect hothouse (GEI) A1C, for high climatic sensibility and using the projections of increase of the half level of the sea (NMM) for Cuba in the year 2100 the loss was valued in area that will take place on the forest patrimony administered by the Integral Forest Enterprise of Baracoa. In a general way the Enterprise when concluding the 2100 will lose 5,60 there are of its coastal forests that represent 2,29 % of its territory, which were submerged under the sea like consequence of the dear penetration, being the units silvícolas Cayo Güín and Combate de Sabanilla those more affected by this impact.
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