Global Warming and Climate Change focused on Social Conflicts and the Environment
Abstract
This study analyzes the relationship between climate change and socio-environmental conflicts from both theoretical and practical perspectives. It examines how global warming leads to resource scarcity, water stress, and land loss, particularly affecting regions such as Africa and South America. It also explores how these changes intensify inequalities, trigger conflicts, and worsen issues such as migration, unemployment, and health. Through concrete case studies, the work investigates the economic, social, and health impacts of climate change.
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