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A dog stands next to water containers on an unpaved street at Nuevo Pachacutec shantytown on the outskirts of Lima's port of Callao December 11, 2014. Water will become scarcer in sprawling settlements such as Nuevo Pachacutec on the Pacific coast as the population of Peru's capital surges and global warming thaws Andean glaciers, reducing flows in coming decades as the ice disappears. The world's environment ministers are meeting in Lima this week to work out ways to fight climate change but residents doubt a United Nations deal due in Paris next year will ease problems for 160,000 people in this area. (Photo by Mariana Bazo/Reuters)
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