The article discusses how climate change is forcing more Kenyan girls into early marriage due to prolonged drought in the region. The public school in northern Kenya, where the public school is located, has been hit by months of drought, affecting local farmers and nomadic herders. Students often end early during prolonged periods of drought due to their families' need to search for water and firewood. Young girls are also at risk of being forced into marriage to ease the burden on their families. The article also highlights the increasing threats to health and food security from rising temperatures and extreme weather. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report warns that extreme climate events are increasingly endangering agriculture, water, energy, education and livelihoods in the area.