Titlebook: Climate Change and Water Resources in Africa; Perspectives and Sol Salif Diop,Peter Scheren,Awa Niang Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Introduction,in Africa. Of particular importance, in this regard, is the emerging need to address the economic and financial aspects of climate change adaptation, recognizing that adaptation is a development challenge that is adding to the existing poverty and development-related challenges on the continent. Add

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Africa-Wide Trends in Development and Water Resources Through a Climate Change Lens,ing risk. These pressures are especially applicable to “water towers” on which water quantity and quality in Africa is dependent. In addition to the water towers, each freshwater ecosystem must support the diversity of biota that exists in Africa as well as the economy that supports the people who l

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Water Resource Availability and Quality in the North Africa Region Under Climate Change,ces under climate change. It also reports on current and future trends of non-conventional water resource (re)use to preserve the environment and public health from waterborne disease and to guarantee food security under variable climate conditions. Current and anticipated climate change policies an

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Cumulative Impacts of Climate Change Variability Around the Goronyo Dam in the Iullemmeden Basin, N in inadequate water supply to state water agencies that depend on the dam to supply water for drinking, irrigation and other uses. The water shortage due to this climate change variability has compelled the dislocation of the socioeconomic life of people, families and livestock, forcing migration o

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Lentic-Lotic Water System Response to Anthropogenic and Climatic Factors in Kenya and Their Sustainng to changes in fauna and flora distributions and in their overall resource values. The consequences are mostly adverse, but there are also beneficial ones. Climate, environment, and society interact in complex ways in lake basin ecosystems. For example, there has been no clear understanding of the

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Hydrology and Climate Impacts on Streamflow and Sediment Yield in the Nyando River Basin, Kenya,lay GIS techniques. Results show that there is significant variability in rainfall and river discharge of the Nyando River, which can be attributed to climate variability. There has also been major change in land use in the basin, which is evidenced by heavy deforestation in the catchment areas for