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Publication Date March 22, 2016 | The Christian Science Monitor

Why is nobody talking about Africa's drought?

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Photo: Mulugeta Ayene, AP
Photo: Mulugeta Ayene, AP

Since late 2015, Southern and Eastern Africa have been hit hard, and scientists warn that human-aided climate change is likely to make such events more frequent. The good news: While Africa needs help, it’s now more able to help itself

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