Kategorie: Climate Change-Security Nexus

How climate insecurity could trigger more conflict in Somalia

16. April 2021 Gastbeitrag Climate Change-Security Nexus, Human Environmental Security, International Crisis & Conflict Management

Andrew E. Yaw Tchie, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs Climate change effects such as droughts, flash floods, erratic rainfall, disruption to the monsoon seasons, strong winds, cyclones, sandstorms, dust storms and increased temperature are being

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How climate insecurity could trigger more conflict in Somalia

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