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The Warning Signs are Flashing Red: The Interplay Between Climate Change and Violent Extremism in the Western Sahel (ICCT)

April 1, 2023 #Environment,#Security

“Development and security cannot do without the other. It is not enough to counter violent extremism by addressing the symptoms; understanding and focusing on root causes, in regions such as the Western Sahel, is essential to countering violent extremism. Countries in the Western Sahel suffer from the consequences of climate change: increasing droughts and water shortages make it harder for 50 million people—who depend on agriculture and livestock for their survival—to support their families.”

https://www.icct.nl/publication/warning-signs-are-flashing-red-interplay-between-climate-change-and-violent-extremism

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