Sea level rise in Africa.

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Three times as many sites of sacred value, scientific wonders and natural splendor across Africa could face risks from human-caused climate change by mid-century, study finds.

African world heritage sites threatened by sea level rise ‘to triple by 2050’.

A recent study has just shown that many African sites of global importance are 3 times more likely to be submerged by water by 2050.

Elévation du niveau de la mer en Afrique. | Posted on 2022-06-18 12:10

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