Banjul Risks Sinking As Sea Level Rises
A Gambian minister is warning that rising sea levels due to climate change could lead to a decreased rice production, thus impeding the government's target of producing 70,000 metric tons annually.
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Gambia:
Banjul Risks Sinking As Sea Level Rises
Daily Observer, 13 August 2012
Banjul is at risk of going under water as sea levels rise by one meter as a result of climate change and other environmental ramifications, the minister of works, constructions and… Read more »
The ocean is encroaching on settlements.
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Gambia:
Banjul Could Be At Serious Risk If...
Daily Observer, 20 April 2012
The City of Banjul might be threatened ifthewater pumping station along the Bond Road collapses, says Abubacarr Bah, the National Water and Electricity Company (Nawec) officer in… Read more »
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Gambia:
Minister Sillah Warns LDCS Calamity As He Addresses UN Climate Summit
Daily Observer, 15 December 2011
The minister of Forestry and the Environment, Honourable Jato Sillah, while addressing delegates of the United Nations climate summit that ended recently in the South African city… Read more »
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Africa:
Some Least Developed Countries Have Disappeared From the Map
rDNA, 7 December 2011
The Minister of Forestry and the Environment of the Gambia, Jato Sillah has said that some Least Developed Countries have disappeared from the world map as they are now below below… Read more »
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Gambia:
Banjul Reform Club Gives D30,000 to NDMA
Daily Observer, 22 November 2011
The Banjul Reform Club (BRC) Monday presented a cheque amounting to D30,000 to the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA). The cheque was received on behalf of the NDMA through… Read more »