AFRONOMICS: protéger les économies côtières d’Afrique de l’Ouest

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Aug 22, 201816:12Government & Organizations

Aujourd'hui, environ 120 millions de personnes vivent le long des côtes ouest-africaines et sont menacées quotidiennement par l'érosion côtière et les inondations. De grandes portions de littoral ont disparu, emportant a...

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