ICPAC Warns of Potential Public Health and Agricultural Risks Due to Heavy Rains in the Greater Horn of Africa
The heavy rains are predicted to adversely impact public health, agriculture, and infrastructure in the region.
The heavy rains are predicted to adversely impact public health, agriculture, and infrastructure in the region.
The rainfall surplus will likely dictate the weather conditions, especially over Southern Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Burundi, and Tanzania.
Since the early 1970s, there have been various theories about what explains the order and timing of the three main Serengeti migratory herbivores
Katonga Swamp remains exposed to threats due to ongoing political maneuvering
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The report also notes that the extinction risk is growing for migratory species globally, including those not listed under CMS
The global south is likely to suffer the largest health effects from climate change.
The main cause is the scramble for cobalt, a critical “new energy” mineral used in batteries and electric vehicles
As of September 2021, Rugezi Wetland faced significant challenges that underscored the urgency of conservation efforts.
For example, in 2004, Virunga National Park lost 1,500 ha of forest due to pressure from people from Rwanda
Many people in the world are feeling the impact of climate change through water-related events.
In recent decades, the Hadejia- Nguru wetland has faced increased environmental pressure and degradation.
Despite the prominent role of irrigation, the overall majority (over 87%) of cultivated land in the Nile Basin is under rainfed agriculture.