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In line with the United Nations, Sierra Leone is likely one of the nations most uncovered to coastal erosion. Greater than two million individuals are threatened by rising sea ranges. Even the capital, Freetown, and its casual settlements – constructed by reclaiming land from the ocean – are getting ready to sinking. A phenomenon brought on by local weather change, however exacerbated by human exercise. Submersion is accelerated by the nation’s excessive poverty, which pushes the inhabitants to destroy their atmosphere in an effort to survive. FRANCE 24’s Caitlin Kelly, Saidu Bah, Sarah Sakho and Simon Martin report.
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