| Title: | Internatinoal : climate change and warfare (2019) |
| Material Type: | Article : printed text |
| In : | The Economist (Vol. 431 N°9144, du 25 mai au 31mai 2019) |
| Article on page: | P. 54 |
| General note: | How climate change can fuel wars : Droughts are already making conflict more likely. As the world gets hotter, mayhem could spread |
| Languages: | English |
| Descriptors: |
[Eurovoc] ENVIRONMENT > deterioration of the environment > degradation of the environment > climate change [Eurovoc] GEOGRAPHY > Africa [Eurovoc] INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS > international security > international conflict > war [Eurovoc] POLITICS > politics and public safety > public safety > political violence > terrorism |
| Abstract: | N THE OUTSKIRTS of Baga Sola, a small town in Chad not far from the border with Nigeria, is a refugee camp called Dar es Salaam. The name means “haven of peace”, but the surrounding area is an inferno of war, spilling across the borders of four countries: Chad, Nigeria, Niger and Cameroon. Some 2.4m people have been forced to flee the fighting. |
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