Pery Saraiva Neto Federative Republic of Brazil Ricardo Peralta Larrain Republic of Chile Miryam Aragón Espejo Republic of Peru Roxana Corbran Oriental Republic of Uruguay
General Coordination María Kavanagh
GLACIER RETREAT TOPICALES OF THE REPUBLIC OF PERU • They occupy 2042 km2 They represent 77% of the world's tropical glaciares
A total of 56.5 stored ice Km3
• Are additional reservoirs Water Resources Energy Eléctric • The total supericie glaciers in Peru decreased to 22% in the last 20 years • 2015/2020 All glaciers stopped the 5000 meters will disappear by effect of the deglaciation Reports of Disasters in Glacier Cordillera Blanca in Peru
• 1702 - Flooding of the city of Huaraz
• 1725 - Earthquake causes avalachas ice breaking gunas. 1500 people missing • 1869 - Slip and alluvium of Lake Tambillo. Several people missing • 1938 - Rupture of the lagoon Concuchos Magistral. Destruction of 32 houses and 13 bridges • 1941- Rupture of Lagus Ayhuiñaraju and Carhuacocha. Destruction of the people • 1962 - Huascaran glacier barrage. Destruction of 9 small towns • 1970 - Avalanche of rock, ice from the glacier Huascaran. It happened after the earthquake, measuring 7.9 Richter Scale. 18,600 buildings destroyed, 70,000 killed, 50,000 wounded Progressive deglaciation Huascaran Glacier 6768 meters of altitude, is more alt summit of Peru Flurry of Huascaran glacier in 1941 Coropuma Glacier 6425 meters of altitude Alpamayo Glacier 5947 meters of altitude Alpamayo glacier retreat in 1997 Alpamayo glacier retreat in 2000 Alpamayo glacier retreat in 2002 Glacier ALPAMAYO ORIGIN OF THE AVALANCHE in 1951 that produced the flood of JANKARURISH LAGUNA Snowy Pisco 5747 meters of altitude Receding glaciers areas
SNOWY PATRON MINA
RAURA 1977 / 1997 Lagoon Lacococha in the moutains Raura Mitigation
• Catastrophic Events - Decreased volumes of gaps
- Engineering procedures
- Cuts or gashes on natural levees
- Tunnels for underwater connections
SAFETY WORKS • Lower the water mirror • BUILD A WORK SAFETY Mitigation • Deglaciation
NGOs Glaciers of Peru
Mission to increase the size of the cryosphere Method: apply in a mountain area coverage determinadade high capacity to repel the shortwave solar radiation. Immediately start the cooling process Low temperature creates conditions conducive to snowfall
Growing local cryosphere
A more reflective superficier lower glacier
mass loss Glaciological Station Glacier Monitoring against Climate Change Thanks AIDA LONDON