Junto al agro y el clima – Episodio 60: Prevención de incendios forestales y Plan Estival de la UGRA

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En este episodio de Junto al Agro y el Clima entrevistamos al jefe de la Unidad Gestión de Riesgo de Desastres Agrícolas del Ministerio de Agricultura; Roberto Leal Zaldívar, con quien conversamos acerca de la temporada de mayor ocurrencia de incendios, el Plan Estival de la UGRA, el Sistema de Alertas Tempranas de la RAN - Agromet, además de las penas y multas se expone quien inicie un incendio forestal.

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