National scientists sought new data about the future of Chile in relation to rainfall and temperatures amid the effects caused by climate change.

In this sense, researchers from the Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB) carried out a study that considered the analysis of 36 climate models contained in the CMIP6 (Coupled Model Intercomparison Project), un proyecto internacional de 30 institutos de investigación que busca analizar los procesos climáticos presentes y futuros a escala regional y global.

The data predicted an unfavorable scenario: central Chile may be one of the areas - globally - most affected by climate change towards the end of the century. The above, because it could present a 40% decrease in precipitation and an increase of up to 5°C in temperature "especially in the Andes mountain range area," the scientists say.

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