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Climate change is killing more elephants than poaching, Kenyan officials say

By Jennifer Hassan

Illegal ivory poaching once posed a significant threat to Kenya’s elephants. But now the giants of the animal kingdom are facing an even bigger risk: climate change. As Kenya battles its worst drought in four…

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Climate change is killing more elephants than poaching, Kenyan officials say

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