This second report on Africa and global warming from the Working Group on Climate Change and Development makes urgent recommendations to the international community to decrease the threat that climate change poses to human development in Africa.
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Africa – Up in smoke 2
The second report on Africa and global warming from the Working Group on Climate Change and Development
2006
Smoke rising from burning waste at the university dump at twilight. Photo: Daniel Msirikale/Tearfund
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