lack of rain
and rain is the solution for it.
There is no long-term solution to drought in Africa. Africa simply doesn't get enough rain. Diverting rivers is impossible except in the rarest of situations.
let it rain
Promoting large-scale production of staple crops.
It might help, but it's not likely to be a large scale contribution to the solution of the problem.
Dehydration stress caused by drought leads to cell membrane damage, protein denaturation, and oxidative stress in plant cells. In addition, drought can disrupt essential cellular processes such as photosynthesis and nutrient uptake. Finally, prolonged drought conditions can trigger programmed cell death in plants as a survival mechanism.
Implementing sustainable water resource management practices, such as rainwater harvesting, constructing water storage facilities like dams, and promoting drought-resistant crop varieties can help mitigate the impact of drought in Africa in the long term. Additionally, investing in irrigation systems and promoting efficient water usage in agriculture can contribute to long-term solutions for addressing drought in the region.
The drought we're in , but don't know what to call the drought. :)
A long period of no rain is called a drought.
A period with little rain is a drought.(The archaic equivalent was drouth.)
The word is drought.
Implementing sustainable water management practices, such as rainwater harvesting, drip irrigation, and water conservation measures, can provide long-term solutions to drought in Africa. Additionally, improving access to education, technology, and infrastructure to help communities adapt to changing climate conditions can also contribute to mitigating the impacts of drought in the region.
how big is a drought or how tall