Receding Malawi lake exposes cost of climate change
459 views · Published 27 November 2018 · 1:05 · Indexed 15 October 2026
Channel: AFP News Agency · 2018 · News & Politics
Lake Chilwa in Malawi is drying up, and the around 7,000 people who live around it and who rely heavily on it for their livelihood are now finding themselves looking desperately for an alternative income. The lake's water levels have been receding for the past 10 years due to increasing temperatures as a result of climate change.
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