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Africa Drought & Food Crisis

Oxfam have begun their biggest appeal for Africa. Continuing drought in East Africa has reduced the daily water allowance to those who get supplies trucked in to 7.5 litres per day Africa Drought and Food Crisis

Oxfam’s appeal for East Africa drought & food crisis

http://amplify.com/u/a16w7o

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Posted 1 year ago
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REBLOG from Climate Change on Viddler

Animation that highlights the effects of climate change on the planet.

Climate change is first and foremost a human story. The poorest people in the world are already being hit hard by climate change. Failed harvests. Unprecedented floods. Dried-up water supplies. As a result of climate change, critical weather patterns that used to be reliable are now anything but – with disastrous consequences.

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Pakistan Floods Appeal Millions have been left homeless or are living in cramped and squalid conditions while awaiting assistance. People have been provided with emergency care, clean water, food or shelter as a result of British aid but there is still much to do and the public are being asked to contribute what they can to the Pakistan appeal As always, the British public have shown themselves to be extremely generous. “Despite the tough economic times, the public response has been fantastic and the donations we have received are now having a real and immediate impact on people who have been affected by the flooding.” Zoom

Pakistan Floods Appeal

Millions have been left homeless or are living in cramped and squalid conditions while awaiting assistance.

People have been provided with emergency care, clean water, food or shelter as a result of British aid but there is still much to do and the public are being asked to contribute what they can to the Pakistan appeal

As always, the British public have shown themselves to be extremely generous.

“Despite the tough economic times, the public response has been fantastic and the donations we have received are now having a real and immediate impact on people who have been affected by the flooding.”