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Climate change is expected to severely impact Liberia, especially farming, fishing and forestry. Liberia is especially vulnerable to sea level rising along the entire Atlantic coastline...
In recent years, Liberia has been experiencing the impacts of climate change, leading to increased temperatures and more frequent heatwaves. Between 1960 and 2006, the mean annual temperature in Liberia increased by 0.8C, and projections indicate further warming in the coming decades.
Liberia has been experiencing significant flooding events, particularly during the rainy seasons, which typically span from May to October. In recent years, these floods have led to widespread displacement, damage to infrastructure, and loss of life.
In June 2024, unprecedented floods affected the nation, resulting in at least two fatalities and impacting numerous communities.
Harper to Mano River. Rising ocean levels present a serious threat to Liberia's coastline, with far-reaching implications for the environment, economy, and society. Addressing these challenges requires a combination of local action and international support to build resilience and adapt to the changing climate.