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A man prepares to swim in the Kaduna River in Kaduna, Nigeria on April 3, 2013. Photo by @edkashi/@viiphoto According to a recent study by the African Technology Policy Studies Network, northern Nigeria is experiencing higher temperatures, significantly less rainfall and longer droughts because of climate change. This is particularly worrying for those who live in rural areas because the changing climate is directly impacting their ability to farm. Over 80% of Nigeria's population rely on agriculture and fishing as their main source of income, so as the northern part of the country starts to dry up, so too will the opportunities of many thousands of people. @everydayclimatechange #climatechange #climatechangeisreal @cop21fr #COP21 @Cop21FR #ActInParis #ClimateChange #ClimateChangeSummit

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