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In Africa, Grand-Lahou lost 60 % of its surface area in a century

This village in the Ivory Coast will soon be buried underwater

06/19/2018 10:41 AM
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30 comments

  • Samy A.
    08/29/2018 10:34

    For your kind info, this global warming is a natural pattern for earth,it has already repeated itself so many times in the past so take a shot and relax

  • James R.
    08/28/2018 05:59

    Check Grand Isle Louisiana for it's loss...same goes off Alabama and the Outer Banks in North Carolina...

  • Joe C.
    08/27/2018 04:44

    Cause global warming. Not

  • Mariana V.
    08/26/2018 02:46

    Who are all of these heartless people making their ignorant comments?

  • Donnie R.
    08/26/2018 01:00

    looks like they didn't take care of it anyway

  • Marian T.
    08/25/2018 21:56

    No, it's shit, those people are total victims of global forces.

  • Marian T.
    08/25/2018 20:16

    They call on their government, does their government respond?

  • Dee S.
    08/25/2018 18:55

    The answer starts with them. The Ivory Coast line and adjoining areas are some of the dirtiest and polluted areas in the world.

  • Amor P.
    06/30/2018 09:35

    How about the. Small islands in the Pacific Ocean!?? LikeeHawuii Philippines?

  • Ignacio M.
    06/29/2018 18:46

    enterrado o inundado??

  • Aka H.
    06/29/2018 14:24

    Please it is true, this is my village, and we are going to loose our land because of water. Grand-Lahou need our help. Help to save this beautiful village.

  • Achie E.
    06/27/2018 13:32

    Scary.

  • Trevon B.
    06/26/2018 04:10

    Most likely cyclone damage.. water levels haven’t increased F. All.

  • Bernice F.
    06/25/2018 21:12

    Llewellyn Foxcroft

  • Roy S.
    06/25/2018 19:47

    We can only hope....

  • Orchid E.
    06/25/2018 07:26

    م

  • البرون ب.
    06/24/2018 18:12

    زي

  • Charles d.
    06/24/2018 15:03

    Probably coastal erosion and nothing to do with global warming.

  • Vernon S.
    06/21/2018 08:50

    UNO blind

  • Moner E.
    06/19/2018 21:16

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