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African countries Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe have all declared a state of disaster: drought has destroyed their harvests. Scientists attribute the severity of drought in Africa to climate change as an effect of human activity — and to natural weather patterns like El Nino.
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Always a state of disaster. Nothing new over there.
One bus in a flood in rural Kenya makes news in the west!!
Manbearpig tried to warn us.
The Chinese government has upgraded from not respecting the people to directly trampling on their right to speak! Once again, it indicates that Chinese government officials have become Jack in Office !
– We live in the same climate as it was 5 million years ago –
I have an explanation regarding the cause of the climate change and global warming, it is the travel of the universe to the deep past since May 10, 2010.
Each day starting May 10, 2010 takes us one thousand years to the past of the universe.
Today April 12, 2024 the state of our universe is the same as it was 5 million and 86 thousand years ago.
On october 13, 2026 the state of our universe will be at the point 6 million years in the past.
On june 04, 2051 the state of our universe will be at the point 15 million in the past.
On june 28, 2092 the state of our universe will be at the point 30 million years in the past.
On april 02, 2147 the state of our universe will be at the point 50 million years in the past.
The result is that the universe is heading back to the point where it started and today we live in the same climate as it was 5 million years ago.
Mohamed BOUHAMIDA.
I was in Zimbabwe some weeks ago. The situation isn't looking good.
Sick of recurring invocations of mantra "climate change"
Crazy how the situation people are in today is what the world is hysterical about people in Gaza may be in tomorrow
Rhodesia come back
3:08 with all the atmosphere pollution , does the increased rainfall bring the pollution to earth/soil level? Assuming it does, what things will it effect? Like soil leeching or purification like composting?
Another main problem is mono-cropping. They need more trees of varies species.
so america now has a surplus of harvests? global economy?
Southern Africa not east Africa
It is written, the Apocalyps
We need to find a new solution, to keep saying stop using fossil fuels hasn't worked and isn't going to work until they are completely used up and gone.
All i hear is fossil fuels – methane (insane animal agriculture) too peeps <3
Germany just arrested Gassan Abu Sittah. A Gazan surgeon who has been trying to save lives from. Speaking at a Berlin conference on what Isreal is doing. Yes they arrested him to prevent him from speaking of what he saw.
It’s HAMAS !
Now that they produce less food, maybe they should have even more children. That seems like a logical response 🤷
THEM HAVE TO DIG MORE CANALS AND CARRY THE WATER INTO THE LAND
So let's switch to Nuclear. It's CO2 neutral and reliable if run by responsible people like Germans who are ready to die while defending regulations. What ??? What do you mean they are shut down in Germany ? Why ?
Was it drought or to much rainfall or both?
Entire Africa & Asia should have introduced one child policy 40 years ago
East Africa?
Plenty rain in east Africa. … that's southern Africa
How do you misinform your viewers ?
DW never miss a chance to blame climate change on humans. Clueless commentators.
Earth's climate has been undergoing radical change for 4.5 billion years. Industrialisation commenced around 250 years ago in Great Britain. If the earth's age was compressed to 1 year, industrialisation commenced less than 2 seconds ago. Human impact on climate is infinitesimally small compared to the climate change due to unstoppable astronomical (such as changes in earths tilt & rotation and solar activity) and macro-geological causes (such as volcanic activity and the oceans absorption/expulsion of gases).
Africa is suffering from climate change caused by the west
Zambia is not in East Africa but in Southern Africa, get facts straight.
africa is a continent, call the countries by name
Then do as God intended allow the River Nile to flow freely upstream, stop the blocking of this water via those man made dams!
Zambia, zimbabwe and Malawi in East Africa!!!!!.How now?
And? Most of these African nations kicked out the western nations and United Nations yet USA has invested over $100 billion in public health across the African continent. 2021 Africa received $8.5 billion USAID. 2022 USAID over $6 billion in life saving, multi-sector humanitarian assistance to the people of Africa. 2023 $7.77 billion USAID to Africa. 2000-2021 USA annual foreign direct investment in Africa $44.81 billion. Since 1960 developed countries have sent over $2.6 trillion in aid to Africa.
Why should developed countries pay undeveloped countries just because they are not motivated enough to want to further advance as a society. One must first get past all the tribalism that is holding these nations back.
I figured there might be drought in Africa by the amount of dust drifting over the Atlantic lately.
Anyone who doesn't know I suggest you find why Africa is dry because Africa should not be dry. Also see why it hasn't been fixed by foreign aid that is present in the region taking advantage of the situation, suppressing the people taking good land & reserving water for their colonial subsidiaries residing within the continent. Colonial rule is still alive and our tax dollars support it
Blame the settlers taking the good land diverting water for their own good
Temperatures are rising and weather patterns are changing so rapidly that water supplies and agricultural production are being disrupted. Even relatively small food price increases can increase food insecurity.
Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi are in southern Africa, not east Africa. Such inexcusable inaccuracies bring into question the credibility of this channel. Also, it suggests that all African countries are the same to you or that getting your facts straight doesn't matter when it comes to Africa.
Moving heavy industry and manufacturing production from the colder climates to the hotter climates was never a good idea.
You're wrong Zambia is not in East Africa
As a very young person about 65 years ago I remember contributing coins to help the starving people in Africa. Same countries in Africa. Still starving. A lot more people.
I am successfully growing tomatoes, broccoli, etc. by placing good soil inside a two litre pop bottle, and putting the pop bottle in the soil, leaving it a few inches out of the ground, watering it just inside of the bottle – which keeps away some bugs, and suspect many more garden plants can be grown this way, via (again) placing good soil in the two litre pop bottle, burring it in the garden, and watering just inside of the pop bottle… and it uses so little water.
Because Africa need to develop cloud seeding
Cloud ☁️🌨️ seeding takes away drought it ends hunger cloud seeding
The geography in this interview does not quite make sense. I live in Southern Africa. Live between South Africa & Zimbabwe.❤