The south of the Indian Ocean nation of Madagascar is currently in the grip of a severe drought, threatening some 400,000 people with starvation. The crisis is widely said to be linked to man-made climate change
2021/09/23/madagascar-president-urges-tougher-action-on-climate-change
2021/09/23/madagascar-president-urges-tougher-action-on-climate-change
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