Coastal submersion in Sierra Leone: The vicious cycle of poverty
[France 24 - Africa] - 14/02/2025
According to the United Nations, Sierra Leone is one of the countries most exposed to coastal erosion. More than two million people are threatened by rising sea levels. Even the capital, Freetown, and its informal settlements – built by reclaiming land from the sea – are on the brink of sinking. (…)
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