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Rising sea levels could affect almost a quarter of Tunisia’s coastline by 2050

Abdul kader by Editorial Staff
November 30, 2023
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Rising sea levels could affect almost a quarter of Tunisia’s coastal zone by 2050, resulting in a total loss of land worth $1.6 billion, warns the “Country Climate and Development Report for Tunisia” released by the World Bank Group Wednesday, ahead of COP28.

However, “this figure can be reduced to $44 million by adopting a rigorous integrated coastal zone management approach”.

“The likelihood of catastrophic flooding is expected to increase almost tenfold, and the cost of repairing roads…



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