human
I'm trying to find out if the current famine in Somalia is related to climate change?
assistant
The answer is yes, but it’s complicated. Climate change has had a significant impact on food production and distribution around the world, which can lead to increased hunger. In some cases, this is caused by extreme weather events such as floods or droughts that destroy crops. Other times, changes in temperature, precipitation, or soil fertility can have more subtle effects, making certain crops less productive or leading to crop disease or pests that reduce yields.