Climate Change in Uganda as seen by eyewitness.

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges affecting the world today.
In Uganda, an increased drought frequency as well as an increase in intensity and frequency of heavy rains, floods, and landslides as well as outbreaks of associated waterborne diseases, have already been influencing many systems essential for human livelihood, including water resources, food security, and health. The economy and the well being of the people of Uganda are tightly bound to climate, especially because over 80% of the population is rural and depends on rain fed agriculture which is prone to impact of climate variability.
The events of the past years clearly illustrate the magnitude of the problem.
Global climate change is one of the most important international problems of the 21st century. The overall rapid increase in the dynamics of cataclysms, which have been observed in recent decades, is particularly alarming. Today, there is a big risk of misunderstanding and underestimation of all the factors and the scale of influence of various cosmic and geological processes on the global climate change on Earth. Read more in the report “On the Problems and Consequences of Global Climate Change on Earth. Effective Ways to Solve These Problems”
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