Under normal conditions the Pacific in South America from Chile to the south of Ecuador, they are cold and rich in nutrients and generate an ecosystem abundant marine life that explains the fishing wealth of countries like Peru. The cold water is due to the Humboldt or Peru which comes from the Antarctic waters. In its route between northern Chile and Peru it generates, along with circulation of trade winds, desert coastal areas considered among the driest areas of the world. …show more content…
The effects result, therefore, in damage productive sectors such as agriculture and fisheries, in road infrastructure, dwellings and thousands of victims for loss of their property and means of life and health affectations by increasing diseases vectors proliferate temporary changes in climate regimes. The most documented and known impacts correspond to