Climate change alters flood patterns in Congo Basin villages
A Yale-led study in the Lac Télé Community Reserve found that seasonal floods are arriving earlier, lasting longer, and reaching areas that previously stayed dry. The impacts vary significantly between villages, affecting about 20,000 residents. The research highlights the complex interplay between climate change and globalization in the region.
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