It is not only concern for misplaced project benefits that worries community - based organizations in Chiapas — it is concern that REDD will continue to
exacerbate land conflicts and lead to ongoing evictions in the densely forested and hotly contested Lacandon jungle.
Not exact matches
With farmers displaced from their
land, and with the disruption in food supply infrastructure that inevitably accompanies
conflict, the problem of hunger is greatly
exacerbated.
Barbara Fraser writes in The Daily Climate that «experts predict that climate change will
exacerbate water scarcity, increasing
conflicts between competing users, pitting city dwellers against rural residents, people in dry
lands against those in areas with abundant rainfall and Andean mining companies against neighboring farm communities.»
In his written testimony, Admiral McGinn cited a number of scenarios that could come to pass if we fail to address the climate problem: rising humanitarian crises and
conflicts in Africa
exacerbated by drought, food insecurity, and extreme weather; social
conflict and northern migration in Latin American driven by food shortages and
land degradation; millions of refugees driven northward by intense coastal typhoon damage in Bangladesh; and external and internal unrest in Asia compounded by unreliable water supplies from the shrinking Himalayan glaciers.