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Mauritania delivers 500 fishing permits to Senegal in line with fishing agreement – ICSF

Mauritania delivers 500 fishing permits to Senegal in line with fishing agreement – ICSF
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Climate Reparations Are Becoming a Reality Here s What They Could Look Like

Grist asked 10 countries how they would use the long-awaited “loss and damage” fund launched at COP28.

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Climate reparations are becoming a reality Here s what they could look like

Grist asked 10 different countries how they would use the long-awaited “loss and damage” climate fund launched at COP28.

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A Race Between the World Powers: Can the West Regain Its Lost Footing in Africa?

This week, leaders from 17 African countries will be guests of Vladimir Putin. Alongside Russia, all the major powers are vying for influence and raw materials on the continent. The conditions are increasingly dictated by the Africans themselves, with the West often coming away empty-handed.

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An important fishing village in Senegal is on the verge of disappearing as sea levels rise

The former administrative capital of French West Africa, Saint-Louis in Senegal sits between the Senegal River and the Atlantic Ocean. Its highest point stands just 13 feet above sea level, and it gets waves from both fresh and seawater that have become a growing threat as water levels rise.

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