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The Impact of Climate on Africa s Migration

The Impact of Climate on Africa s Migration
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The Sahara Desert Grows Green Every 21,000 Years

Climate scientists used models to show historic intervals of a green, vegetated Sahara Desert that occur every 21,000 years.

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Researchersdiscoverwhy,whenSahara Desert was green

Researchersdiscoverwhy,whenSahara Desert was green
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When the Sahara Desert was green: study charts rise and fall of North African humidity

The world s largest desert wasn t always so arid. At various points in the last 800,000 years it was a lush paradise of vegetation, lakes and rivers.

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New study sheds light on when and how the Sahara desert turned green

The Sahara desert periodically turned green with savannahs, rivers, lakes and water-dependent animals over history. A new study helps scientists understand why that happens.

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