Washington DC / New York / Washington / D.C. / Rome / Natal / Gland / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / B.F.N. A.S. / East African / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Switzerland / Rwanda / Zambia / Italy / South Africa / Zimbabwe / Kenya / Uganda / United States / Democratic Republic of Congo / Tanzania / Madagascar / Ethiopia / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
NASA Goddard Institute / Mbali Scientific Research Center / Columbia University Earth Institute / Building Resistance / International Food Policy Research Institute / Building Resilience / /
IndustryTerm
widespread food shortages / food crises / storm energy / food supply / ecosystem services / natural systems / food / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / chemical compound / electricity / gross domestic product / pastoral systems / Food production / water-borne and food-borne diseases / less diverse systems / food security / mining / subsistence food production / resource use technology / root systems / /
NaturalFeature
River Pangani / Atlantic Ocean / Tanzanian coast / Great Lakes / River Ruvu / Lake Victoria / Tanzanian river / Warm sea / Kimanjaro?s glaciers / Lake Tumba / Kenyan Highlands / Lake Tanganyika / Kilimanjaro / Rift Valley / Indian Ocean / /
Organization
Cambridge University / National Research Council / U.S. National Academy of Sciences / International Food Policy Research Institute / NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies / Columbia University Earth Institute / Mbali Scientific Research Center / United Nations / Agricultural Organization / US Federal Reserve / World Wildlife Fund / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations / U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization / /
Person
M. Kshatriya / Van Jaarsveld / S.L. Chown / K.J. Wessels / Washington D.C. Hansen / Erasmus Large / Michael Case / /
Climate Change Impacts on East Africa A Review of the Scientific Literature Africa contains about one-fifth of all known species of plants, mammals, and birds, as well as one-sixth of amphibians and reptiles. These speci