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North Africa: The potential for political crisis and migratory pressure will intensify as a result of the interaction between increasing [[drought]] and [[water]] scarcity, high population growth, a drop in agricultural potential and poor political problem-solving capacities. The populous Nile Delta will beat risk from sea-level rise and salinization in agricultural areas. | North Africa: The potential for political crisis and migratory pressure will intensify as a result of the interaction between increasing [[drought]] and [[water]] scarcity, high population growth, a drop in agricultural potential and poor political problem-solving capacities. The populous Nile Delta will beat risk from sea-level rise and salinization in agricultural areas. | ||
Sahel zone: Climate change will cause additional environmental stress and social crises (e.g. drought, harvest failure, water scarcity) in a region already characterized by weak states (e.g. [[Somalia]], [[Chad]]), civil wars (e.g. [[Sudan]], [[Niger]]) and major refugee flows (Sudan: more than 690,000 people; Somalia: more than 390,000 people). | Sahel zone: [[Climate change]] will cause additional environmental stress and social crises (e.g. drought, harvest failure, water scarcity) in a region already characterized by weak states (e.g. [[Somalia]], [[Chad]]), civil wars (e.g. [[Sudan]], [[Niger]]) and major refugee flows (Sudan: more than 690,000 people; Somalia: more than 390,000 people). | ||
Southern Africa: Climate change could further weaken the economic potential of this region, whose countries already belong to the poorest in the world in most cases. It could also worsen the conditions for human security and overstretch the capacities of states in the region. | Southern Africa: Climate change could further weaken the economic potential of this region, whose countries already belong to the poorest in the world in most cases. It could also worsen the conditions for human security and overstretch the capacities of states in the region. |