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ICRC

@ICRC

Jan 25, 2019

The effects of climate change are exacerbating conflict between communities in both #Mali and #Niger. The impact: 1. Poverty deepens 2. Public services weaken 3. Traditional means of survival are disrupted

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Phil Brown Weather

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Not this old chestnut again. In 1990s all the talk was about how the Sahael region drought was because of climate change but since then the rains returned.

carbonbrief.org

Sahel rainfall recovery linked to warming Mediterranean, study says - Carbon Brief

A new study suggests that recovery of rainfall in the Sahel region has been prompted by rising temperatures in the Mediterranean Sea.

2:13 PM · Jan 25, 2019

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