How climate change go take affect Africa well-well
Climate Specialist, Richard Washington don tok say Africa na im dey for more danger pass any oda region for di world as weather pattern change upandan.
More than 1,000 people die afta Cyclone Idai hits Mozambique and Zimbabwe Di African continent na im go be di hardest hit by climate change. Na four reasons na im make expert on top climate mata tok like dis and dem be: Africa dey sleep waka enta climate change palava? African climate dey complex and e dey change anyhow. Di Sahara na di world largest desert wey get di deepest layer of serious heating anywhere for Earth. For June and July di most serious dust storms wey dem don ever see for anywhere for di planet fill di air with fine particles and dis dey clash with climate in way wey dem no too understand. E no dey clear how di dust storm go affect climate in di long-term For decades wey follow di 1960s enta 1984, rainfall reduce by 30% across di Sahel, wey lead to famine and di deaths of hundred of thousands of pipo for di region and plenti pipo lose dia home. Even less rainfall for di future fit destroy di rainforests of Central Africa No oda region don get dat kain long drought. Currently dem don dey observe say di recovery of di rain go continue all through di 21st century especially ova central and eastern Sahel. Africa capacity to adapt to climate change dey low - na im cause di year landslides for Kenya But di change go depend on wia future heating for di central Sahara dey high pass. For southern Africa delay don dey from di beginning, early summer rain don dey dry and dem don predict say e go worse for di coming decades. Dem don predict say Temperatures go rise by five degrees or more, especially for di parts of Namibia, Botswana and Zambia wey don dey hot pass normal. Meanwhile for Kenya and Tanzania, di long rains from March to May start later and end sooner - dis dey lead to reduction in rainfall. Although tins like di ongoing Future Climate for Africa (FCFA) programme wey UK Department for International Development and Natural Environment Research Council fund, and di experience and insights of African climate scientists don help understand and model African climate. But Africa go be di hardest hit by climate change, but na dem contribute less to wetin cause di change, Richard Washington tok.