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Climate change in Algeria
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Climate change in Algeria
Climate change in Algeria has wide-reaching effects on the country. Algeria was not a significant contributor to climate change,but, like other countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, is expected to be among the most affected by climate change impacts.
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It’s unusual if you live in the northern, coastal Algerian cities, where maximum temperatures never drop below 36C; that’s our average body temperature, so it’s all related. However, 40C would be a more ‘normal’ temperature if you live in central Algeria or in the south
Mahi Tabet-Aoul says
A statistical analysis of the current situation, particularly in Algeria, shows that minimum temperatures have been rising faster than maximum temperatures over a number of decades. If you apply the latest global climate models (for the mid- and long-term: 2050 and 2100), then the lower temperatures are minimised even further in Algeria. The data we have shows higher figures than the ones which the models have provided.
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