BURNING REALITIES: THE HUMAN FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE
In Ghana, climate change has become a pressing issue affecting biodiversity and agriculture especially for residents in the Northern Region. From February to May 2024, residents of Tamale experienced extreme heat, reaching 42 degrees Celsius, impacting daily life. A beautiful yet severe sunshine on crops just at the crack of dawn at Chanzegu a small village of Tamale The rising heat is not just a weather forecast, it is a daily battle for survival, where farmers watch their crops wither and traders struggle to keep fresh goods. The extreme heat fluctuations in Ghana are a part of a global climate crisis. According to research i n communities such as Chanzegu, Kunbugu, and Yipelina-yili, the changing heat conditions are having a significant and intense impact on the daily lives and routines of residents. Communities in Tamale suffer the effects of the rising heat temperatures For farmers in these areas, the heat is not just uncomforta...