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    Lake Chad in Africa, which over 30 million people rely on, is slowly drying up due to climate change, impacting local livelihoods. While no single entity is responsible, the collective impact of pollution from countries like China and companies such as Exxon contributes to the problem. Most people see climate change as a threat, though some, especially in urban areas, do not feel direct impacts. Governments and industries are taking steps like carbon neutral pledges by 2030, but more action is needed to address the effects on Africa.

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    Lake Chad in Africa, which over 30 million people rely on, is slowly drying up due to climate change, impacting local livelihoods. While no single entity is responsible, the collective impact of pollution from countries like China and companies such as Exxon contributes to the problem. Most people see climate change as a threat, though some, especially in urban areas, do not feel direct impacts. Governments and industries are taking steps like carbon neutral pledges by 2030, but more action is needed to address the effects on Africa.

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    Lake Chad in Africa, which over 30 million people rely on, is slowly drying up due to climate change, impacting local livelihoods. While no single entity is responsible, the collective impact of pollution from countries like China and companies such as Exxon contributes to the problem. Most people see climate change as a threat, though some, especially in urban areas, do not feel direct impacts. Governments and industries are taking steps like carbon neutral pledges by 2030, but more action is needed to address the effects on Africa.

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    Lake Chad in Africa, which over 30 million people rely on, is slowly drying up due to climate change, impacting local livelihoods. While no single entity is responsible, the collective impact of pollution from countries like China and companies such as Exxon contributes to the problem. Most people see climate change as a threat, though some, especially in urban areas, do not feel direct impacts. Governments and industries are taking steps like carbon neutral pledges by 2030, but more action is needed to address the effects on Africa.

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    Climate Change In

    Africa

    Lake chad is drying up


    Lake Chad, one of Africa’s largest
    freshwater is slowly evaporating. 1.
    Over 30 Million people rely on it it
    is really impacting several
    lifestyles of people including local
    fishermen and many others.
    (Sources A2&A7)

    WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?
    There is no particular nation or
    2. company to be blamed but rather
    its a collective impact. With
    majority of pollution coming from
    China and USA and companies
    such as Exxon, Cheveron, Total,
    etc. Sources(C1,C2&C7)

    What do People Think?


    The majority of people think that
    Climate Change is a major threat
    however there are many people
    who are living in Urban areas who
    3.
    don't necessarily feel the impact of
    climate change on them. About
    27% of people in the US think that
    climate change is a hoax. (Source
    D3)

    What are the steps being


    taken?
    There are many industries that are
    taking steps to reduce their impact
    4. such as Apple and Microsoft that
    are planning to go carbon neutral
    around 2030. Governments are
    also ratifying agreements that will
    address climate change and their
    plans to go carbon neutral (Source
    E1,E2&E4)

    What are the steps being taken


    in africa?
    Morocco built the world’s largest
    solar facility and many countries in
    Africa are trying to pass major laws
    5.
    against logging the government in
    Lagos is trying to make public
    transport be more widespread in its
    country. (Source B1,B4&B5)

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