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As the world strongly steps forward to fight effects of climate change on humanity and wildlife migration in Sub-Saharan Africa, many questions arise, one of which is, has the world reached a point of no return in the effort to contain the ever rising global temperatures?
However, as all factors remain almost constant, Sub-Saharan Africa terrain on climate change mitigation remains bumpy even as world leaders, experts, Scientists and civil society put their heads together to find a solution to the global crisis.
During a recently concluded two-day virtual meeting convened by Global Perspective Initiative (GPI) dubbed “Climate change and Migration: Point of No Return?”, it was revealed that effects of climate change contribute immensely on human and wildlife migration in Sub-Saharan Africa. According to World Bank statistics, the region could account for more than 85 million people migrating by 2050 if no action is taken to cushion the current climate change trends in Africa.