Drought in Morocco has become more frequent and the Casablanca-Settat region is experiencing a 78 percent rainfall deficit this year. Meteorologists says that drought in Morocco occurred once every ten years in the 20th century but over the past two decades it has been at five times that frequency. Drought greatly slows the country’s economy while concurrently requiring an increase in food imports.  During the 2000-01 drought, Morocco’s wheat imports doubled to 5 MMT. In 2006-07, grain production was only half a normal year’s output. In 2015-16, grain production fell by 70 percent and wheat imports increased by 1 MMT. A new investment program for dams and irrigation may eventually bring help but the country is warmin...