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Sealevels are rising. Droughts and wildfires are no longer the exception. More and more, theyre becoming the rule. People in Subsaharan Africa are particularly up against it. In some areas, average temperatures have risen by two degrees celsius or more since the 1970s. Heat, crop failures and floods are forcing people to flee their homes. The World Bank Says around 86 Million People could be displaced in africa in the next 30 years, more than anywhere else in the world. In kenya, we met a man who struggles with the effects of Climate Change every day. But hes not taking it lying down. Reporter...

Sealevels are rising. Droughts and wildfires are no longer the exception. More and more, theyre becoming the rule. People in Subsaharan Africa are particularly up against it. In some areas, average temperatures have risen by two degrees celsius or more since the 1970s. Heat, crop failures and floods are forcing people to flee their homes. The World Bank Says around 86 Million People could be displaced in africa in the next 30 years, more than anywhere else in the world. In kenya, we met a man who struggles with the effects of Climate Change every day. But hes not taking it lying down. Reporter...

Planan. Tempmperatures are soaoarin, sealevels are rising. Droughts and wildfires are no longer the exception. More and more, theyre becoming the rule. People in Subsaharan Africa are particularly up against it. In some areas, average temperatures have risen by two degrees celsius or more since the 1970s. Heat, crop failures and floods are forcing people to flee their homes. The World Bank Says around 86 Million People could be displaced in africa in the next 30 years, more than anywhere else in the world. In kenya, we met a man who struggles with the effects of Climate Change every day. But h...

Sealevels are rising. Droughts and wildfires are no longer the exception. More and more, theyre becoming the rule. People in Subsaharan Africa are particularly up against it. In some areas, average temperatures have risen by two degrees celsius or more since the 1970s. Heat, crop failures and floods are forcing people to flee their homes. The World Bank Says around 86 Million People could be displaced in africa in the next 30 years, more than anywhere else in the world. In kenya, we met a man who struggles with the effects of Climate Change every day. But hes not taking it lying down. Reporter...