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Conflicts, politics and policies of multiple and competitive uses of the mangroves and wetlands resources
The livelihoods of coastal populations of sub-Saharan Africa depend heavily on access to mangroves and wetland resources. However, with high populations, rapid urban growth and a high dependency, pressures on mangroves and other wetland resources have continued to soar. Thus, there is concern that t...
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2016-06
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