Chad
Climate change impacts
Il ne prend que 34 jours pour le Canadien moyen de produire autant de gaz à effet de serre qu’un Tchadien produira au cours d’une année complète. Ainsi, le 3 Février est la journée des Impacts du Changement de Climat au Tchad.
Le Tchad est très vulnérable aux impacts de la variation du climat. Alors qu’il est vrai que le changement de climat n’a pas causé les problèmes environnementaux auxquels le Tchad fait face, tels la désertification et le stress hydrique, la modification dans la température va certainement ajouter à leurs impacts.
Pour plus d’information continuez avec la lecture de l’exposé sur le Tchad sur OneWorld.net.
It takes only 34 days for the average Canadian to produce as much greenhouse gases as the average Chadian will produce over the course of the entire year. Therefore, February 3rd (34 days into the year) is "Climate Change Impacts in Chad Day."
Chad is high vulnerable to the impacts of climate variability. While climate change may not have caused the environmental problems faced by Chad, such as desertification and water stress, climate change will certainly add to their impacts.
For more information on climate change impacts in Chad, see the OneWorld.net country briefing for Chad.
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“Two things that newly arrived aid workers notice pretty quickly in eastern Chad are the lack of water and the sand that seems to get everywhere. With climate change, the situation is likely to get worse – less water and creeping desertification in the semi-arid terrain.”
To continue reading this article,“Tackling Climate Change in Eastern Chad”, visit the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees website.
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