Global Climate Change & Africa

This series of reflections has been presented on Cambridge Community Television (CCTV) and is made available to the public in weekly “webcasts.”

BBC World Service – The Climate Question, Did ‘Africa’s COP’ deliver for Africa?

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See related global climate trends:

• Global Climate Change & Africa: Coastal Urban Vulnerability on a “Marginalized” Continent.
• What’s going on with the jet stream?
• NASA Warming Animation 2022
• Best Earth animated global warming projections
• Global temperature from 1940s to 2021
• Setting the Record Straight: The Depth, Severity and History of the Scientific Evidence on Earth’s Unfolding Climate Catastrophe
• G7 owes huge $13 trillion debt to Global South | Oxfam International
• Oxfam: G7 Countries Owe the Global South More Than $13 Trillion in Development & Climate Assistance
• One of the biggest legacies of colonialism….is the marginalization of the human population…”

See related information on the evolution of Africa’s economic circumstances:

• Nigerian circumstances forthcoming in 2023
• Why Africa’s Debt is Extremely Deadly as compared to America’s Debt
• Super Imperialism: The Economic Strategy of American Empire: Michael Hudson
• Some Troubling Chapters in The Political Ecology & History of West African Agriculture
• Super Imperialism: The Economic Strategy of American Empire eBook | Michael Hudson

Click here to find out more about Harvard’s new initiative in West Africa:

• Climate Adaptation in the Gulf of Guinea – Salata Institute, Harvard

Click here to access YouTube Playlist:

• Global Climate Change & Africa: An Integrative Research & Information Platform

And follow series of analytical video-essays from Transition Studies:

• Global Climate Change & Africa – No. 1 – 25 March 2022

• Global Climate Change & Africa – No. 2 – 1 April 2022

• Global Climate Change & Africa – No. 3 – 8 April 2022

• Global Climate Change & Africa – No. 4 –  24 April 2022

Further programs in “Global Climate Change & Africa” series:

• “Antarctica’s Fate & Africa’s Future: Record Ice Movement, Unprecedented Storms & Unparalleled Suffering (with More in Store…)”
• Global Climate Regime Change & The Nigerian Elections ~ Macro Historical Trends & Micro Political History – Part 1
• Global Climate Regime Change & The Nigerian Elections ~ Macro Historical Trends & Micro Political History – Part 2

For related, peer-reviewed, detailed studies on aspects of climate change and Africa as well as other developing regions of the world see the journal:

• “Climate and Development”

Related Harvard Resource:

• Africa’s Water Opportunity: Science, Sustainability, and Solutions | Harvard University Center for African Studies

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