Environment, Oxfam: to the poor less than a cent a day to withstand the effects of climate change

The Oxfam, an organization that works against the inequalities, attended the Climate Summit in New York.  At it, they reported  that  the poorest country, in particular those in Africa, are in danger. Mozambico is currently living a climatic catastrophe and is in grave danger.

Their survival depends on their ability to adapt to global climate change and it will depend on it even more in the future.

Today these countries receive around 3,4 billion dollars each year, that will help them reduce the impact of climate crisis.

That money is around 3 dollars per year, that is like 1 cent per day for those families. The amount is supposed to be enough to prevent the loss of the harvests, farms and essential resources for survival.

The most dangerous effects of the global climate change are long drought periods, floods, cyclones and hurricanes.