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Disputes over Africa's ocean resources: Here's what could help avoid them

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By Elizabeth Selig, Adelina Mensah, Mafaniso Hara
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Over the last several decades, the oceans have become more crowded. Aquaculture, wind and wave energy, and oil and gas exploration are taking up more space. This growth threatens the health of ocean ecosystems and coastal communities' access to food and livelihoods that they have relied on for centuries. It can also lead to conflicts. We define conflicts as events where the differing goals of two or more groups lead to clashes over marine resources or places.
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Disputes over Africa’s ocean resources: Here’s what could help avoid them

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By Elizabeth Selig, Adelina Mensah, Mafaniso Hara
| Down To Earth Verified
Over the last several decades, the oceans have become more crowded. Aquaculture, wind and wave energy, and oil and gas exploration are taking up more space. This growth threatens the health of ocean ecosystems and coastal communities’ access to food and livelihoods that they have relied on for centuries. It can also lead to conflicts. We define conflicts as events where the differing goals of two or more groups lead to clashes over marine resources or places.
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Disputes over Africa’s ocean resources: here’s what could help avoid them

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By Elizabeth Selig, Adelina Mensah, Mafaniso Hara, Moenieba Isaacs
| Modern Ghana Verified
Over the last several decades, the oceans have become more crowded. Aquaculture, wind and wave energy, and oil and gas exploration are taking up more space. This growth threatens the health of ocean ecosystems and coastal communities' access to food and livelihoods that they have relied on for centuries. It can also lead to conflicts. We define conflicts as events where the differing goals of two or more groups lead to clashes over marine resources or places.
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