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  1. en.wikipedia.org

    Madagascar is frequently exposed to severe extreme weather and climate events. The Kere is a recurrent famine that has affected Madagascar's Deep South since the 1930s. Between 1980 and 2013, Madagascar experienced 63 major natural disasters, including cyclones, floods, severe droughts, earthquakes, epidemics, [4][5] and a "locust plague of biblical proportions". [6] In 2020, UNICEF had ...
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  4. africanarguments.org

    The world's first famine caused by climate change rather than conflict continues amid insufficient domestic and global attention. As it enters 2022, Madagascar continues to contend with a severe famine - known locally as Kere - in the south of the island. Despite being responsible for negligible percentage of carbon emissions, the country has been hit by what the UN and World Food ...
  5. gjia.georgetown.edu

    Climate change has brought historic drought to southern Madagascar, but placing all the blame on nature lets malfeasant policies, some of which have been in place since colonialism, off the hook. Preventing future famine demands a bottom-up reorganization of Madagascar's food system and its relationship to the world.
  6. Madagascar is suffering from famine caused by climate change, in spite of only contributing 0.01% of all the carbon dioxide generated from 1933-2019. Due to rising temperatures, the country is experiencing its worst drought in 40 years. The impact of the drought on farming is leading to hunger and food shortages.

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