Millions face climate change hunger crisis

Climate change is likely to cause a hunger crisis far worse than most estimates predict, experts said today.

Millions face climate change hunger crisis
Mon, 05 Sep, 2005 - 19:32

Climate change is likely to cause a hunger crisis far worse than most estimates predict, experts said today.

About 500 million people in the world are now at risk of food deprivation, mostly in Africa.

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