date:Jun 25, 2019
ration, to make sure that we're here for our future generations.
Ms Johnston said countries like Peru were already transitioning their crops, and planting at different altitudes as glaciers retreated and soils got warmer. She has recently been on a cultural exchange with indigenous communities there, which viewed climate change as an illness afflicting the earth.
We went to see them because we're interested to see how they're studying the impact in their communities, and then the practices tha