What we do to stop climate change Climate change impacts are
being felt across the globe as sea levels rise, tropical storms
smash into coastlines, once-fertile lands battle with floods or
drought and permafrost in the polar regions melts. Although
Africa contributes relatively little to global warming, the
region is suffering from its effects. Unpredictable rainfall
patterns are causing lower crop yields, soaring food prices and
dwindling resources. Although Africa contributes very little to
climate change, the region is suffering from its effects.
Unpredictable rainfall patterns are causing lower crop yields,
soaring food prices and dwindling resources. While developed
countries debate what climate change could mean for their
future, it is already threatening the survival of the world's
most vulnerable people. Over 180 million people in sub-Saharan
Africa alone could die as a result of climate change by the end
of the century. Unpredictable rainfall patterns, lower crop
yields, soaring food prices and dwind