Madagascar is suffering from a climate change famine

The World Economic Forum·Sep 3

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Madagascar is experiencing a severe famine that may be caused entirely by climate change, with drought being a significant factor. The crisis is attributed to climate change by several sources, but some reports suggest that the situation is more complex and not solely due to climate change. The country's food crisis has prompted calls for urgent action from global leaders to save lives and protect rights.

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