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Resource Decline and Pollution Raise Concerns in Cross River State

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Fishers in Esuk Atu, a coastal community in Calabar, Cross River State, are concerned about declining fish catches and the increasing difficulty of fishing. They attribute these issues to rising pollution, disappearing mangroves, and flooding in the region. The concerns were raised during a community rights defenders training organized by Peace Point Development Foundation and Health of Mother Earth Foundation.

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The resource decline is linked to issues including oil discharged by vessels and mining activities, plastic waste, and erosion. The situation highlights the environmental pressures on the Niger Delta and the administrative challenges facing Cross River State.

Environmental degradation from oil exploration and a leading dialogue on costs and benefits in the Niger Delta.

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Who's involved

  • Niger DeltaThe Niger Delta is the region experiencing resource decline due to pollution and overfishing.
  • Cross River StateCross River State is the location where the resource decline, pollution, and flooding are actively occurring.
  • Cross River State Ministry of EnvironmentCross River State Ministry of Environment is facing issues related to pollution and ecological decline in the state.
  • CalabarCalabar is the city where the specific concerns regarding resource depletion were raised.

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