Green house gasses attack Botswana weather

Friday, August 03, 2007

Developing countries like Botswana and poor communities will be most affected by climate change, the director of Department of Meteorological Services, Phetolo Phage told civil servants, researchers, private sector officials and members of the public on Tuesday evening.

Phage was discussing the theme: 'Implications of climate change on biodiversity and wetlands and adaptation strategies' at the Botswana Television auditorium.

Phage said that higher temperatures than normal are evidence of climate change.
He noted that recent winters are warmer than in previous years.

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