Morocco is located in the northwestern corner of the African continent. The country shares its borders with Spain, Algeria, and Western Sahara. It is also bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the Alboran Sea. Morocco is vulnerable to extreme temperatures, droughts, and flooding. As Morocco is likely to become hotter and drier in the future, it will be experiencing more frequent and severe droughts, thereby impacting water supply, biodiversity, and agriculture. A potential increase in flooding will also pose a serious water pollution threat.
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