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    Aug 16, 2021 · These fertile lands, however, are becoming increasingly infertile because of drought, deforestation, and intense agriculture. In effect, the Sahara Desert is slowly expanding into the Sahel. The Sahel has a tropical climate. Summers are very hot. The maximum mean temperature in the summer can range from 33°C to 36°C.

  2. Jun 4, 2019 · 1 INTRODUCTION. The name Sahel refers to the semi-arid region stretching longitudinally from Senegal in West Africa to Sudan and Ethiopia in East Africa and latitudinally from just north of the tropical forests to just south of the Sahara desert (roughly between 10° and 20°N).

  3. Niger - Arid, Sahel, Sahara: Niger extends southward from the tropic of Cancer, and the northern two-thirds of its territory lies in dry tropical desert. In the southern part of the country the climate is of the type known as Sahelian, which is characterized by a single, short rainy season. In January and February the continental equivalent of the northeast trade winds, the harmattan, blows ...

  4. There are five main causes of desertification. These are: Climate Change – hotter and drier conditions are increasing the risk of land turning to desert; Removal of trees for fuel – cutting down trees to use the wood for fuel leads to roots dying. The soil will no longer be held together by the roots and erosion will occur;

  5. Which of the arrows on the climate map above is pointing to the Sahel, the semiarid region bordering the Sahara Desert? Four (4) Africa's largest lake is Lake __________.

  6. The link between climate change and conflict is increasingly at the forefront of security and development discussions. One place of greatest concern is the Sahel, a region defined by challenging ...

  7. Mar 5, 2001 · The path of dust from a single desert storm can be traced as far as 4,000 km (2,500 miles). Fires (shown as red dots) smolder throughout the Sahel, March 2, 2001. The Sahel, or Sahelian Zone, lies south of the Sahara Desert in North Africa. This dry savanna environment is particularly prone to devastating drought years.

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