Drought
From Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Drought means when not enough rain falls for a long time. Crops and other plants need water to grow, and land animals need it to live. It can become dangerous to people if there is a famine and they starve. And if droughts continue and animal keep dying soon we shall die out of not getting enough protien. Droughts are mainly caused by global warming because as the atmosphere is filled with Nutrogen dioxide and carbon dioxide it traps the sun's ray inside after it gotten through the layer once, and when it bounces off the earth and tries to get back up it gets trapped and heats the Earth. (This is also causing glacies to melt) Droughts can happen most anywhere but are usually in hot places such as Africa.
