And on their map, Syria was colored bright red, meaning it had experienced the worst drying in the region. That really told us we needed to look at these dynamics. The interview is full of the ...

And on their map, Syria was colored bright red, meaning it had experienced the worst drying in the region. That really told us we needed to look at these dynamics. Advertisement ...

Climate change has been blamed for the event. ... Drought affecting Syria and the eastern Mediterranean 'worst in 900 ... This map shows the varying effects of climate change across the world, ...

Rival Syrian and Kurdish producers are scrambling for shrinking wheat harvests as the worst drought in decades follows a ...

Syria civil war: The depressing map that shows there are few safe havens. ... From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing.

Attending a climate conference can make sense for Syria’s regime because some experts have blamed climate change for the regime’s crackdown and the war that resulted in 2011.

Human-made climate change is driving a yearslong extreme drought in Iran, Iraq and Syria, an area that encompasses a region known as the Fertile Crescent and a cradle of civilization, scientists ...

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A three-year drought that has left millions of people in Syria, Iraq and Iran with little water wouldn’t have happened without human-caused climate change, a new study found.