As Morocco enters a seventh straight year of drought, the country is pouring resources into adapting to the drier new reality of the future.

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Across much of North Africa, a punishing drought is now entering its seventh year. In Morocco, wheat, a staple of people’s diet, is withering. Livestock are dying. Scientists say climate change is making the normally dry region much drier, and that things will worsen as global temperatures continue to rise. 

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