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ANALYSIS: Rising tides threaten Lagos, other low-lying coastal West African cities

ANALYSIS: Rising tides threaten Lagos, other low-lying coastal West African cities

byDavid Willimaand1 others

Protecting and restoring coastal ecosystems can reduce the development and safety risks that vulnerable communities face.

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