Burkina Faso, a landlocked West African nation, grapples with severe climate change impacts including temperature increases of 1.1°C since 1960-1990, prolonged droughts, and floods that threaten its Sahelian ecosystem and agriculture-dependent economy. Forest cover has declined to around 29%, exacerbating desertification. While data on air quality, recycling, and renewables is limited (all N/A in current records), the country participates in the Paris Agreement and UN Sustainable Development Goals, though enforcement is challenged by poverty and conflict. Recent extreme weather, like the 2022 floods killing over 100, underscores high natural disaster risk.