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Mariculture can mitigate effects of El Niño

May 2, 2010 - 12:00am

El Niño has dried up farmlands, reservoirs and waterways all over the country, forcing farmers to find other ways to adapt and survive. Even lakes and ponds have also been left parched from the heat.

Agriculture