Apart from drought, Sudan also experienced many floods in the past decades and other climate extreme events; such as heat waves, dust storms, and thunderstorms which cause serious threats to people?s lives. Climate change has various social impacts associated with it. For example, during the flood and drought seasons, huge numbers of people migrate to places that lack the basic necessities of life, which helps life-threatening diseases in spreading and leads to disturbances that undermine stability and security. The majority of people in Sudan are living under harsh circumstances while the level of awareness about the connection of some of the most urgent issues to climate change is very low. Limited efforts have been spent to foster awareness of climate risks to food security which, in my opinion, is the most dangerous impact. Due to political instability, the government institutions are subject to changes often and therefore they have limited incorporation of multilateral environmental agreements; such as the United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

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Ministry of forest

Climate Wars by Harld Welzer