WION Climate Tracker: Africa's Lake Tanganyika swallows homes, roads

In recent years Africa's Lake Tanganyika, the world's second deepest freshwater lake has swallowed entire homes and roads, leaving scores of people homeless. Experts say climate change, atmospheric disturbances and issues related to geology are to be blamed, our next report brings you more.

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[mr.monitor.]

A growing freshwater lake is rare and should be taken advantage of. Don't they have a use for the water? Pump it to dry areas and farm?

[erlic]

The entire world needs to help each other

[marieromain]

THANKS, for focusing back on important

[drwho]

Building next to lake shores or sea shores or even river banks is risky anytime. They always are changing. Perhaps they should build on higher ground and lose the lake front property views?

[Buzz]

Too much water is better than not enough water! Adapt to it & you'll be fine! If you drain the lake now, what happens next year when there's not much rain? ADAPT

[johnstrauch]

It is geoengineering, (watch the DIMMING BY DANE WIGINGTON) it will open your eyes to the truth

[pakistanlostitstinylullahi]

This is one of the reasons why Homes should be built atleast 2 Kilometers away from a Massive Lake.

[donchonealyotheoneal]

There is such a need for water for the rest of the African continent why on Earth can't they pump it truck it whatever they have to do to take the excess water and spread it across the dry areas of Africa thus saving thousands of homes and multiple thousands of lives and livelihoods what's wrong with your thinking

[blackpillrising]

Which is rising water or drought? Give me a damn break.

[davidanderson]

wow very lucky people the south western US could use a little water especially comifornia
I think this means we send money LOL noooo

[philnightjar]

deepest? so sediments are contributing to the rising of the water level

[nathanl]

Nature doesnt care where man builds his house...hehe..it has its own mind...hehe..

[garryharrington]

people never stop complaining?? to much water drought never stop moaning

[sinOsiris]

man unable to make plans
under utter duress system perpetual
utopian mind dystopian tendency
indeed embarassment
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[John-wwji]

Maranatha! MAKE ROOM FOR THE MASTER AND KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS JESUS CHRIST, YESHUA HAMASHIACH NOW.