Our findings indicate that the positive anomalies in the hyperarid Atacama over the past 2500 years represent a regional response of the central Andean climate system to changes in the global hydrological cycle at centennial timescales. These hydroclimate changes also coincide with periods of pronounced SST gradients in the Tropical Pacific (La Niña-like mode), conditions that are conducive to significantly increased rainfall in the central Andean highlands and flood events in the low-elevation watersheds at inter-annual timescales. Regional comparisons with rodent middens and other records suggest that these events were synchronous with pluvial stages detected at higher-elevations in the central Andes over the last 2500 years. Twenty-six radiocarbon dates indicate that these events occurred between 1050–680, 1615–13–2040 cal yr BP. During the late Holocene, riparian ecosystems and farming social groups flourished in the hyperarid Atacama core as surface water availability increased throughout this presently sterile landscape. Here, we present a reconstruction of hydroclimate variations on the Pacific slope of the central Andes based on exceptionally well-preserved plant macrofossils and associated archaeological remains from a hyperarid drainage (Quebrada Maní, ~21° S, 1000 m a.s.l.) in the Atacama Desert.
Although sub-millennial hydroclimate fluctuations have been detected in the central Andes during this interval, the timing, magnitude, extent and direction of change of these events remain poorly defined. The hospital justified the decision by talking about “safety of the patient and the fetus”, while the decision to terminate the pregnancy is “another matter”.Paleoclimate reconstructions reveal that Earth system has experienced sub-millennial scale climate changes over the past two millennia in response to internal/external forcing. This is in accordance with the decision of the Polish Constitutional Court, which in October 2020 banned abortion in the event of an incurable fetal disease. The victim’s family lawyer explained that the woman contacted relatives to say that the doctors had not wanted to terminate the pregnancy. After the fetus died, the woman developed septic shock and died 24 hours after being hospitalized. The case behind the protestsĪt 22 weeks of pregnancy, the woman, Iolanta Budzowska, was hospitalized for a secretion of amniotic fluid, a pathology confirmed by the doctors. “In recent years and months something very dangerous has been happening,” with “ideology in power” mistaken for popular will, he said. The former president of the European Council yesterday said that through the decisions of the Constitutional Court of Poland it is the judges, and not the doctors, who control the pregnancies. Among the demonstrators also political figures such as the leader of the Polish opposition party Civic Platform (Po), Donald Tusk. Several demonstrations were also held in other cities in Poland. The demonstrators passed in front of the Constitutional Tribunal and the headquarters of the Ministry of Health. A choice that followed the laws in force in the country that almost totally prohibit women from having abortions. The woman died after doctors decided not to terminate her pregnancy. a hospital in the city of Pszczyna, in southern Poland.
“Not one more” is the slogan echoed in the streets of Warsaw today, November 6, during a demonstration with thousands of participants to ask that what happened to a 30-year-old pregnant woman, who died in recent days in recent days, no longer happens.