West Africa Resists Climate Change

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of West Africa's climate history, tracing its evolution from major paleoclimatic phases to the modern era. By integrating insights from multiple disciplines, it examines how natural climate fluctuations have shaped the region, while also highlighting the profound impacts of human activities in recent times. Through this interdisciplinary journey, we aim to deepen our understanding of the past, present, and future of West Africa's climate and environment.

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HOUNWANOU Japhet Wuledmuel Yao is an agro-economist engineer specializing in the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and analysis of development projects related to Climate Change, food security, gender, and sustainable resource management. His expertise supports development dynamics and enhances public policies in these key sectors.

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This book offers a comprehensive exploration of West Africa's climate history, tracing its evolution from major paleoclimatic phases to the modern era. By integrating insights from multiple disciplines, it examines how natural climate fluctuations have shaped the region, while also highlighting the profound impacts of human activities in recent times. Through this interdisciplinary journey, we aim to deepen our understanding of the past, present, and future of West Africa's climate and environment.