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Read the following text: This 25-year-old Dominican who has been taking tourists by boat on the largest lake in the Caribbean, in the west of the Dominican Republic, for six years has lost clients.

The flooding of Lake Enriquillo has washed away a beach, a source of sulfurous waters and has driven away the flamingos, but it can still show visitors the iguanas and crocodiles and take them on an excursion to Cabrito Island.

Like tourists, that island, a piece of land inside the lake, shrinks every year.

His neighbor Ángel Lucas has had worse luck. Before the waters began to rise he lived off the land and livestock. But the lake engulfed his cassava, sweet potato and banana plantations and left his seven cattle without food, so he was forced to sell them.
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"He took all the water," laments Lucas in conversation with BBC Mundo. "He left us poor. We didn't even know what to eat around here."

"My lands were up (on the mountain) and I thought the lake would never reach there. Here, people who have died for a hundred or so years say that the lake never reached those extremes where it is now," he says. this 49-year-old resident of La Descorta, one of the communities surrounding Lake Enriquillo.

"Imagine what it feels like when you see your land, take the path to the conucos - crops - and not find daily support, imagine."

Mystery

The lake has left many residents of Independencia and Barohuoco without jobs.

What for Lucas, Montero and for thousands of families in the Dominican provinces of Independencia and Bahoruco is a tragedy, for scientists is a mystery.

The volume of Lake Enriquillo has doubled in the last decade. And just 5 kilometers from there, on the other side of the border, Lake Azuei, the largest in Haiti, follows the same trend.

When the flood began in 2004, lakes Enriquillo and Azuei were separated by 10 kilometers but, according to research by the City College of New York (CUNY), that figure.....
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El lago Enriquillo , el mismo lago que le da trabajo podría quitárselo si sus aguas siguen creciendo al ritmo endiablado de la última década.<end_of_turn><eos>