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Damples that transform the landscape, bringing lush greenery and vitally

water for the crops and world animals for the more arid months ahead.

But the rains haven't come, just like last season, and the two before that.

This is W jier in northern Kenya. They've not had enough rain here for three consecutive seasons.

Waterpans have long dried up. There are dead animals everywhere. Even at Ahmed Ibrahim's

home. He's 66 and tells me he's never witnessed anything like this.

And as crops begin to fail, millions of people in regions across Kenya,

Somalia and Ethiopia are at risk of starvation.

The livestock and wildlife they depend on are already dying of thirst and hunger.

The food security non-presen President President Hurukenata has declared drought a national disaster as it continues

to affect parts of the country with dire consequences.

It's a devastating picture and according to climate

models the next rainy season will bring yet another drought. I think it's really

important that we understand that climate change isn't really just a trend.

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