An Irish aid worker living in Malawi has said that climate change is posing an "existential threat" that could leave parts of the country uninhabitable if temperatures keep rising.Conor Kelly, who is from Clane in Co Kildare, has lived in the landlocked country in the south-east of Africa with his family for the past few years.As the poor nation grapples with an increase in major disasters such as cyclones and flooding, Mr Kelly said there was a need for more empathy towards people vulnerable to

An Irish aid worker living in Malawi has said that climate change is posing an "existential threat" that could leave parts of the country uninhabitable if temperatures keep rising.Conor Kelly, who is from Clane in Co Kildare, has lived in the landlocked country in the south-east of Africa with his family for the past few years.As the poor nation grapples with an increase in major disasters such as cyclones and flooding, Mr Kelly said there was a need for more empathy towards people vulnerable to climate challenges.