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Drought
Land Conflict Has Long Been a Problem in Nigeria. Here’s How Climate Change Is Making It Worse
By Ciara Nugent
Can Singing in the Shower Fight Climate Change? One Major City Thinks So
By Aryn Baker/ Cape Town
World Water Day 2017: 5 Things to Know About Water Consumption
By Zamira Rahim
Drought in Madagascar Leaves 1.4 Million Facing Hunger
By TIME Staff
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Drought
One Photographer Portrays Climate Change Differently
Andrew Williams' photographs offer a quieter look at a global issue
By Cassidy Paul
September 6, 2016
India's Crippling Heat Wave Continues as Temperatures Soar
More than 130 people have now died from the heat wave and resultant drought
By Rishi Iyengar
June 6, 2016
Indian Heat Wave Claims More Lives
The traditionally hottest months of May and June are yet to come
By Rishi Iyengar
April 29, 2016
330 MIllion in India Enduring Severe Drought
Experts say that the diversion of water to large industries has worsened the situation
By Rishi Iyengar
April 27, 2016
Science Can Now Determine When Climate Change Causes Extreme Weather
But only sometimes
By Justin Worland
March 11, 2016
Oil Wastewater May Be the Answer to California's Drought Problems
About one-third of oil wastewater is already being reused in some way
By Dex Dunford / Oilprice.com
February 19, 2016
Tumbleweeds Are Literally Burying Homes in Australia
Frustrated residents are struggling to clear it out of their yards
By Nash Jenkins
February 18, 2016
How Ethiopia Can Overcome the Worst Drought in 50 Years
But it can't handle the crisis on its own
By Daniel Speckhard
February 11, 2016
Could Drought Lead to Political Unrest in Thailand?
Some analysts are talking of a "potential powder keg" in early 2016
By Simon Lewis
January 26, 2016
Drought Triggers Food Shortages in Papua New Guinea
Water supplies have completely dried up in some areas
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
January 22, 2016
Thousands Displaced as Paraguay Flooding Worsens
Paraguay is the worst affected by incessant summer rains
By Rishi Iyengar
December 28, 2015
How Recycling Rainwater Could Beat California's Drought
These are today's best ideas
By The Aspen Institute
December 17, 2015
West Hollywood's New Drought PSA Is Straight Out of Westeros
Saving water is no game (of thrones)
By Melissa Locker
October 15, 2015
A Megacity Without Water: São Paulo's Drought
Drought and bad management mean São Paulo is running out of water
By Jon Gerberg
October 13, 2015
See the Firefighters Battling Raging NorCal Wildfires
An estimated 400 homes were destroyed and at least one person killed as fast-moving wildfires raged through communities in Northern California
By TIME Staff
September 14, 2015
How a Town in California Is Trying to Survive Without Water
“This is very much a square peg, round hole kind of disaster"
By Adam Perez
August 31, 2015
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