Several fishermen and restaurant owners in Dakar are worried by a seawater desalination plant under construction. They fear for the environmental impact that could lead to a shortage of fish "because of the waste from the plant".
2022/06/01/fishermen-fear-a-new-desalination-plant-in-dakar-will-threaten-their-livelihood
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