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Nature 447, 1038 (28 June 2007) | doi:10.1038/4471038b; Published online 27 June 2007
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Darfur's climate roots challenged
Declan Butler
A United Nations (UN) report claiming that "climate change, land degradation and the resulting competition over scarce natural resources are among the root causes" of the Darfur conflict has been met with scepticism by experts on the region. Although these factors contributed, they say, the UN overstates the case.
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