HotSpots H2O: Farmer-Herder Violence in Nigeria’s Middle Belt Persists, a Consequence of Drought and Climate Change
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Conflict in Nigeria's central state is a consequence of extreme heat and worsening droughts, byproducts of climate change.
HotSpots H2O: The Toto, One of the World’s Smallest Ethnic Groups, Face Water Shortages Along the India-Bhutan Border
Christian Thorsberg, Circle of Blue
The Himalayan foothills…
HotSpots H2O: When War Destroys Water Systems, Children Suffer the Most
When water and sanitation networks are destroyed during armed conflict, children are harmed the most, according to a UN agency report.
HotSpots H2O: Israeli Airstrikes Intensify Palestine’s Water, Humanitarian Crises
Christian Thorsberg, Circle of Blue
In late April, as…
HotSpots H2O: Amid American West Megadrought, Montana’s Reservoirs Are Running Dry
An extreme megadrought is sweeping across the American West, a consequence of climate change that is threatening urban water allotment, indigenous water security, and ecosystem balance.
HotSpots H2O: Water and Land Disputes Turn Violent Along Ambiguous Kyrgyz-Tajik Border
Distrust among the ethnic groups along the ambiguous Kyrgyz-Tajik Border is exacerbated by extreme water insecurity.
HotSpots H2O: In Mali, Climate Change Disrupts Peace Efforts
Climate change, environmental insecurity, and limited fresh water are escalating conflict throughout Mali, preventing peace-building and disrupting livelihoods.
HotSpots H2O: St. Vincent Volcano Still Erupting With No End In Sight
Ash and gas spewing from La Soufriere volcano sparked a humanitarian…
HotSpots H2O: Indigenous Environmental Activist Shot and Killed in Honduras
The environmental activist Carlos Cerros was killed in Honduras, in the town of Nueva Granada, at the end of March.
HotSpots H2O: Homeless San Franciscans Are In A Clean Water Crisis
People living on San Francisco's streets and in its parks face daily barriers to finding and accessing clean water, according to a report released earlier this month.