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Horn of Africa Drought: A Looming Crisis That Can Be Forecasted 10 Years Ahead by a New Machine Learning Model
An international team of researchers have found a pre-historic climate tipping point that helps explain the disparity between these model predictions and the intensifying drought conditions in the Horn of Africa. Their new study is published in the journal Nature on 10 August.
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