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Scientists Blame Climate Change For Extreme Drought In Iraq, Iran And Syria

Scientists Blame Climate Change For Extreme Drought In Iraq, Iran And Syria
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Climate Crisis Fuels Droughts in Middle East - One Green Planet

The severe droughts that have devastated Syria, Iraq, and Iran since 2020 are a direct consequence of human-induced global warming.

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Scientists blame climate change for drought in Iraq

Scientists blame climate change for drought in Iraq
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Drought that has hammered Syria, Iraq and Iran was exacerbated by climate change

The drought conditions that have roiled Syria, Iraq and Iran over the past three years would not have happened without climate change, a new analysis suggests.

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Drought in Syria, Iran and Iraq Made Extreme by Global Warming, Attribution Study Says

Syria, Iraq and Iran were parched by high temperatures that would have been “virtually impossible” without the effects of global warming, scientists said.

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