Hold for Cover CLIMATE CHANGE: IMPACT - Food Resources

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Water - People fetch water at a well near the village of Kelle Kelle, Niger, February 25, 2005. A few months later Southern Niger faced a food crisis caused by drought and a plague of locusts.

People sell vegetables along a street in Bo, Sierra Leone, December 4, 2008.

Howard Bradshaw, left, his grandson Andy Bradshaw and Isaias Corona work with "Bradshaw Honey Park" bee hives, near Visalia, Tuesday, February 20, 2007. Photo by: Ann Johansson Bradshaw has lost 40% of his hives this year as bees mysteriously disappear.

A woman ties up potato leaves in Kabala, Sierra Leone, November 26, 2008.

Ana Julia Velasco, a Guambiano Indian, harvest potatoes, in the mountains outside Silvia, Cauca Province, Colombia, Monday, Aug. 25, 2003. Silvia is the center of the Guambiano Indian culture. The Guambiano Indians, who number about 18,000 and who have retained their own traditions and language, traditionally grow fruits and vegetables and farm trout. Since 1989, for economic reasons, some Guambiano Indians have started to grow small plots of poppy flowers that are used in the production of heroin. The town Silvia, which has a population of 5000, is controlled by the government while surrounding mountains are held by the Marxist guerrilla group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia ( FARC). Photo by: Ann Johansson.

Guambiano Indians Luz Dari Tunubala, left, Dario Trochez, 5, and Alfonso Yalanda, clean a trout tank on their fish farm outside Silvia, Cauca Province, Colombia, Monday, Aug. 25, 2003. Silvia is the center of the Guambiano Indian culture. The Guambiano Indians, who number about 18,000 and who have retained their own traditions and language, traditionally grow fruits and vegetables and farm trout. Since 1989 some Guambiano Indians, for economic reasons, have started to grow small plots of poppy flowers that are used in the production of heroin. The town Silvia, which has a population of 5000, is controlled by the government while surrounding mountains are held by the Marxist guerrilla group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia ( FARC). Photo by: Ann Johansson.